Trees

Quick Fire® Hydrangea

Proven Winners® ColorChoice® Flowers open white, then change to pink, and finally to a dark rosy-pink in the fall Medium-green leaves turn yellow or sometimes dull purple Bloom Time: Summer till frost

Seven-Son Flower

Fragrant white flowers Seed closets ripen pink, changing to purple then to brown, and persisting into the winter Green leaves drop to expose white-tan, exfoliating bark Upright, vase-shaped habit Bloom Time: August

Espresso™ Kentucky Coffee Tree

Oval to vase-shaped with upright arching branches Large compound leaves are blue-green in the summer Fall colour is an insignificant yellow A seedless cultivar with tolerance to drought, heat and cold Bloom Time: May to June

Skyline® Honeylocust

Upright-pyramidal growth habit with a strong central leader Compound leaves with oval to elliptical leaflets Leaves emerge late in spring Leaves are dark green in summer, becoming yellow in the fall A thornless and nearly seedless variety

Shademaster Honeylocust

Upright-open crown with loose, spreading branches Strong central leader with nearly horizontal branching Compound leaves with oval to elliptical leaflets Late spring foliage emerges bright green, becoming yellow in the fall

Imperial® Honeylocust

Densely branched, with a rounded form Compound leaves with oval to elliptical leaflets Late spring foliage emerges bright green, becoming yellow in the fall A thornless, nearly seedless variety

Street Keeper® Honeylocust

Tight, narrow form with a sharply ascending branching habit Compound leaves with oval to elliptical leaflets Late spring foliage emerges bright green, becoming yellow in the fall A uniquely narrow cultivar

Halka™ Honeylocust

Upright, rounded, usually developing a flat-topped crown Compound leaves with oval to elliptical leaflets Late spring foliage emerges bright green, becoming yellow in the fall A graceful tree with a strong central leader

Thornless Honeylocust

Rounded to narrow-upright oval, usually developing a flat-topped crown Loosely-spaced nearly horizontal branching Compound leaves with oval to elliptical leaflets Late spring foliage emerges bright green, becoming yellow in the fall

Weeping Wonder Maidenhair Tree

AKA Ginkgo biloba 'Mutant Weeper' Narrow, upright form with a straight central leader and weeping branches Green leaves turn bright golden-yellow in the fall Leaves are more deeply cut and vary in size, shape and thickness Some leaves may display a lime-green variegation A female selection

Presidential Gold® Maidenhair Tree

Possibly the new benchmark among perfect ginkgos Seedless male selection Broadly pyramidal growth habit Unique two-lobed fan-shaped leaves with almost parallel veins Foliage emerges green in colour late in the spring Leaves turn golden-yellow in the fall

Princeton Sentry® Maidenhair Tree

Upright, narrow, conical growth habit Unique two-lobed fan-shaped leaves with almost parallel veins Foliage emerges green in colour late in the spring Leaves turn golden-yellow in the fall

Mariken Maidenhair Tree

Slow-growing, low spreading form with slightly pendulous branches Small, green leaves turn golden-yellow in the fall Great in small areas, containers, or as a bonsai

Korinek Maidenhair Tree

Dwarf, compact growth habit Fan-shaped leaves are deeper lobed than typical cultivars Foliage is bright green turning brilliant yellow in the fall Foliage comes in a variety of shapes: fan-shaped, straps, filaments, twists, and curls

Globe Maidenhair Tree

Compact growing, densely branched form Dark green leaves change to golden-yellow in the fall Great specimen where overall height may be an issue Usually available either trained treeform or top-graft

Autumn Gold Maidenhair Tree

Symmetrical, broad, spreading, growth habit Unique, two-lobed, fan-shaped leaves with almost parallel veins Foliage emerges green in colour late in the spring Leaves turn a uniform golden-yellow in autumn and persist for several weeks

Sandrode Beech

Dwarf broad upright habit Piecrust-edged elliptical green leaves Very slow growing: 10-15cm per year Perfect selection for bonsai or dwarf gardens Distinct cigar shaped buds in early spring

Tricolor Beech

Upright, oval habit with graceful arching branch tips Elliptical leaves are a mix of white, burgundy and pink Leaves of this cultivar are slightly smaller Fall foliage turns a copper-bronze colour

River's Beech

Upright, oval to rounded, spreading crown Large, elliptical leaves are deep purple in the spring fading to purple-green Fall foliage turns a bronze colour

Red Obelisk Beech

Columnar form with upright branches Elliptical leaves, with a crinkled, wavy appearance, emerge red Summer foliage is purple becoming a coppery-bronze colour in the fall Leaves will stay on the tree long into the winter

Purple Beech

Upright-oval habit with graceful arching branch tips Elliptical leaves, with a slightly wavy margin, are dark purple Newer growth begins with a more red colour Fall leaves turn a copper colour, change to light brown, and persist, sometimes well into the next year

Purple Fountain Beech

Narrow, upright form with spreading, pendulous branches Branching can sometimes extend horizontally, before drooping to the ground Ovate to elliptic, dark purple leaves in the summer Foliage turns bronze in the fall

Weeping Beech

Dense, upright form with spreading, pendulous branches Branching can extend horizontally, before drooping to the ground Ovate to elliptic, dark green leaves in the summer Foliage turns golden-copper in the fall

Dwarf Fernleaf Beech

Dwarf selection growing only 10cm per year Fine-cut green leaves with a fern-like shape Foliage turns bronze-purple in the fall and holds through winter Use for bonsai or small areas in the landscape

Dawyck Green Beech

AKA Fagus sylvatica 'Fastigiata' Slender columnar form, with upright branches Elliptical leaves, with a slightly wavy margin, are dark green In fall, leaves turn a copper colour

Dawyck Gold Beech

Erect, columnar form with upright branches Elliptical leaves, with a slightly wavy margin, are soft yellow Fall foliage turns a copper colour

Fernleaf Beech

Pyramidal when young, grows to a rounded, oval crown Typically a low-branched tree Fine-cut green leaves with a fern-like appearance Foliage turns a golden-bronze in the fall Will produce the typical nut of the genus

Hardy Rubber Tree

Rounded, spreading crown, with broad ascending branches Serrated elliptic to ovate glossy dark green leaves Insignificant greenish-brown flowers Female flowers give way to flattened ash-like winged seeds Bloom Time: Early spring

Toba Hawthorn

Broad, rounded crown with slightly arching branches Fragrant, double pale pink flowers Flowers are followed by berries, ripening to red in the fall The lobed green leaves have no significant fall colour Bloom Time: Spring

Snowbird Hawthorn

Densely branched, rounded, small tree Clusters of double white flowers cover the branches Red berries are sparse Lobed, glossy, dark green leaves turn yellow in autumn Branches are covered in thorns Bloom Time: Spring

Paul's Scarlet Hawthorn

Upright, rounded form with arching branches Fragrant light red double flowers Fruit is sparse In summer, the lobed leaves are glossy dark green Bloom Time: Spring

Crimson Cloud Hawthorn

Upright, rounded form with arching branches Fragrant flowers are deep pink-red with white centres Flowers are followed by berries, ripening to red in the fall In summer, leaves with 3 to 5 obtuse lobes are dark green Bloom Time: Spring

Crusader® Hawthorn

Broad, rounded crown with horizontally tiered branches This cultivar is free of thorns Branches are covered with white flowers Flowers are followed by berries that ripen to red in the fall In summer, round to oval leaves are dark green Foliage becomes orange to red-orange in autumn Bloom Time: Spring

Cranberry Cotoneaster

Small whitish-pink flowers Red berries in late summer sometimes persist into the winter Small wavy glossy green leaves turn bronzy-red in the fall Graceful spreading habit re-roots for an effective ground cover Bloom Time: Spring

Turkish Hazel

Upright, pyramidal form, with horizontal branching and a strong, central leader Serrated, broad, ovate, semi-glossy, bright green leaves in the summer Fall foliage is an insignificant yellow Catkins are followed by spiny, husk-encased clusters of nuts Corky, tan bark on trunks may flake to reveal an orange-brown inner bark Bloom Time: Early spring

Cutleaf Hazelnut

Upright-spreading habit Dark burgundy buds emerge bronzy-green Dissected maroon leaves when mature

Stellar Pink® Dogwood

Soft pink overlapping petals; very showy flowers Sterile (producing no fruit), with resistance to diseases Drooping glossy green leaves Fall colour is scarlet to red, some purple Upright clump of tiered, horizontal branches Bloom Time: Spring

Constellation Dogwood

White, spaced petals (not overlapping), very showy flowers Sterile (producing no fruit), with resistance to diseases Drooping, glossy green leaves Fall colour of burgundy to red, and orange Upright clump of tiered, horizontal branches Bloom Time: April to May

Venus Dogwood

White flowers fade to pink Rare red-to-orange fruit Drooping, dark green leaves Fall colour scarlet to red-purple Narrow when young, wider with age Bloom Time: Late spring

Golden Glory Cornelian-cherry Dogwood

Small yellow flowers bloom in early spring, before forsythia Yellowish green fruit turning bright cherry-red by July Drooping glossy green leaves turn dull purple in autumn Bark on mature wood exfoliates in the fall Narrower habit than the species Bloom Time: Spring

Summer Fun Dogwood

AKA Benthamidia japonica 'Summer Fun' In early spring the margins emerge a stunning pink Leaves later matures to grey-green with with bright-white margins Star-shaped white flowers Fall foliage turns red-orange with pink margins Red berries add winter interest

Heart Throb® Dogwood

AKA Benthamidia japonica 'Heart Throb' Pink-red flowers Edible red fruit, resembling raspberries, are held singly Drooping dark green leaves Fall colour scarlet to red-purple Narrow when young, wider with age Bloom Time: Late spring

Satomi Flowering Dogwood

AKA Benthamidia japonica 'Satomi' Pink-red flowers are later than other kousa cultivars Spherical red fruit, resembling raspberries, are held singly Drooping dark green leaves Fall colour scarlet to red-purple Narrow when young, wider with age Bloom Time: late spring

Galilean™ Dogwood

AKA Benthamidia japonica 'Galzam' Large white bracts cover the tree in early summer, larger than the species Spherical red fruit, resembling raspberries, are borne singly Deep green leaves hold their colour through the summer Fall colour scarlet to red-purple Broad, bushy form Bloom Time: Late spring / Early Summer

Pink Flowering Dogwood

AKA Benthamidia florida 'Rubra' Masses of fragrant pink flowers appear before the leaves Glossy oval red fruits, held in clusters, are attractive to birds Drooping glossy green leaves Fall colour is shades of red Upright clump with tiered, horizontal branches Bloom Time: Spring

Cherokee Brave Dogwood

AKA Benthamidia florida 'Comco No 1' Masses of fragrant deep pink flowers with white centres appear before the leaves Glossy oval red fruits, held in clusters, are attractive to birds Drooping glossy green leaves are mildew resistant Fall colour scarlet to red, almost pink Upright clump with tiered, horizontal branches Bloom Time: Spring

Cloud Nine Dogwood

AKA Benthamidia florida 'Cloud Nine' Masses of white overlapping flowers appear before the leaves Glossy oval red fruit, held in clusters, are attractive to birds Drooping glossy green leaves are mildew resistant Fall colour scarlet to red Upright clump with tiered, horizontal branches Bloom Time: Spring

Cherokee Princess Dogwood

AKA Benthamidia florida 'Cherokee Princess' Masses of white flowers with white centres appear before the leaves Glossy oval red fruit, held in clusters, are attractive to birds Drooping glossy green leaves are mildew resistant Fall colour is scarlet to red, almost pink Upright clump with tiered, horizontal branches Bloom Time: Spring