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Why it rocks: Swedish Columnar Aspen is very tall and narrow and its branching structure is almost parallel to its trunk. This tree has dramatic transitioning foliage, going from a bronze-red in spring, to green in the summer and then turning a range of yellow-red in the fall. Along with the tree s notable fall…
Why it rocks: Taylor Juniper is a Nebraska Statewide Arboretum introduction. This tree is sought after for its elegant and almost Romanesque look. Taylor Juniper has it all! A unique columnar form, handsome silvery blue-green foliage that will turn shades of bronze in the winter, powdery blue berries that dot the branches spring to winter,…
Why it rocks: Taylor Juniper is a Nebraska Statewide Arboretum introduction. This tree is sought after for its elegant and almost Romanesque look. Taylor Juniper has it all! A unique columnar form, handsome silvery blue-green foliage that will turn shades of bronze in the winter, powdery blue berries that dot the branches spring to winter,…
Why it rocks: Techny Arborvitae is great for creating a living fence and provides solid, year-round screening. Techny is tall, narrow, and holds its deep green color all year long. Techny is hardy, wind-resistant, and adaptable- becoming wider at maturity than Nigra. If year-round screening is not needed, and space is not a factor, consider…
Why it rocks: Techny Arborvitae is great for creating a living fence and provides solid, year-round screening. Techny is tall, narrow, and holds its deep green color all year long. Techny is hardy, wind-resistant, and adaptable- becoming wider at maturity than Nigra. If year-round screening is not needed, and space is not a factor, consider…
Why it rocks: Often compared to Hoopsii Spruce, Thomsen Blue Spruce has a more dense yet natural pyramidal form and a more intense icy blue needle color. Upright branches become more open as the tree matures. This tree is a sure bet if you want to add texture and a splash of color to the…
Why it rocks: Often compared to Hoopsii Spruce, Thomsen Blue Spruce has a more dense yet natural pyramidal form and a more intense icy blue needle color. Upright branches become more open as the tree matures. This tree is a sure bet if you want to add texture and a splash of color to the…
Why it rocks: Thornless Cockspur Hawthorn has become one of the most popular ornamental landscape trees on the market today. This tree features extremely unique horizontally-tiered branches which add a completely different texture to the landscape. Thornless Cockspur emerges in late spring with beautiful clusters of white flowers. Its deep green leaves turn to a…
Why it rocks: Thornless Cockspur Hawthorn has become one of the most popular ornamental landscape trees on the market today. This tree features extremely unique horizontally-tiered branches which add a completely different texture to the landscape. Thornless Cockspur emerges in late spring with beautiful clusters of white flowers. Its deep green leaves turn to a…
Why it rocks: Remarkably dark green and glossy foliage and a sturdy, symmetrical growth habit distinguish this Morton Arboretum introduction. Easy to grow, straight and symmetrical in the nursery, it becomes a rugged street tree. Where to put it: This tree is particularly well suited for parkways or anywhere where a shade tree is needed…
Why it rocks: Remarkably dark green and glossy foliage and a sturdy, symmetrical growth habit distinguish this Morton Arboretum introduction. Easy to grow, straight and symmetrical in the nursery, it becomes a rugged street tree. Where to put it: This tree is particularly well suited for parkways or anywhere where a shade tree is needed…
Why it rocks: True North™ Kentucky Coffee Tree was introduced in 2015 through the University of Minnesota’s Woody Landscape Plant Breeding & Genetics Project. True North’s narrow and upright-oval form, strong branching structure, and lack of fruit and seeds allow it to be versatile in the landscape. This large shade tree has blue-green leaves in…
Why it rocks: True North™ Kentucky Coffee Tree was introduced in 2015 through the University of Minnesota’s Woody Landscape Plant Breeding & Genetics Project. True North’s narrow and upright-oval form, strong branching structure, and lack of fruit and seeds allow it to be versatile in the landscape. This large shade tree has blue-green leaves in…
Why it rocks: One of the tallest native trees of Eastern North America, Tulip Tree features uniquely shaped leaves and large yellow tulip-shaped flowers which are hard to see because of the height of the tree. The interesting square leaves are a refreshing lawn green during the season, but turn an outstanding gold in fall….
Why it rocks: One of the tallest native trees of Eastern North America, Tulip Tree features uniquely shaped leaves and large yellow tulip-shaped flowers which are hard to see because of the height of the tree. The interesting square leaves are a refreshing lawn green during the season, but turn an outstanding gold in fall….
Why it rocks: Turkish Filbert or sometimes called Turkish Hazelnut is native to Southeastern Europe and Western parts of Asia. Turkish Filbert is a unique landscape specimen with its’ symmetrical pyramid form, boldly textured dark green, semi-glossy foliage that turns a mild yellow in the Fall, and rough, silvery cork-like bark. Ornamental catkins arrive in…
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