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Parrot Tree is an up and comer, on the short list of species of compact trees which offer near bullet proof durability in street plantings that have limited space. Striking foliage in the summer and fall. The fall color ranges from burgundy, red, to pink...
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Chinese Ironwood is an up and comer, on the short list of species of compact trees which offer near bullet proof durability in street plantings that have limited space. Striking foliage in the summer and fall. The fall color ranges from burgundy, red, to pink...
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Chinese Ironwood is an up and comer. It is on the short list of species of compact trees which offer near bullet proof durability in street plantings that have limited space. Striking foliage in the summer and fall. The fall color ranges from burgundy, red,...
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Green Giant Photinia is an impressive broadleaf evergreen tree selected by Michael A. Dirr from the UGA campus in Athens, Georgia. Robust oval outline is packed full of clean handsome foliage which thrives in very hot places. Large evergreen privacy screen used in groupings or...
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This fast grower makes a good screen in youth, becomes an overstory tree with time. A colonizer on its own accord, this tree accepts dry, poor soils, and full sun and has the widest range of any pine in the southeastern US. Durable- along with...
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Chinese Pistache has become a star in recent decades as fans have observed superior performance from coast to coast. Pistacia is a favorite on the streets of California, the brutal conditions on the southern great plains, and in cities all over the southeast coast. After...
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Green Street Chinese Pistache is on of the fastest and largest growing Pistache we have seen. Its fall color is mostly clear yellow but will occasionally display some oranges and reds. Green Street sports a narrowly round form, upright sweeping branching, and dense, dark green...
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Keith Davey is a male selection of Chinese Pistache, chosen for its fall color. In the nursery it has grown a little more slowly than a typical Pistache and tends to have a nice compact habit of growth. Summer foliage is bullet proof. Shiny leaflets...
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In 1989, Steve Sanchez, a landscape architect in Atlanta, was stopped at an intersection in his hometown of New Orleans when he noticed a peculiar tree with dense “furry” branches twisting in an upright swirl, much like a flame. Recognizing this to be a Japanese Yew,...
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Our southern plums are some of our showiest flowering native trees and we have selected a specimen of the Flatwoods Plum, Prunus umbellata, that is a heavy bloomer. Blooming in late March, this tree is an important source for many pollinators. The pure white blossoms...
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Swamp White Oak (Quercus bicolor) is a useful, proven shade tree with impressive clean foliage and interesting flaky bark. It grows naturally in bottomlands and swamps, which translates to adaptability of our variable (compact, too wet, too dry) urban soils. Quercus bicolor was chosen as...
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A very useful addition to the design toolbox where a narrowly built tree is needed on a demanding site. Strikingly upright habit with the inherent toughness of Swamp White Oak. A new joint introduction from J. Frank Schmidt & Son Co. and the Wizard of...
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