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The story of Acer rubrum ‘Piedmont Flame’ began in 1980, when horticulturist Stewart Winslow noticed an exceptional native red maple growing along Highway 215 near Union, South Carolina. Year after year, the tree stood out for its brilliant and dependable fall color, thriving naturally through the heat...
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New for Fall 2026 The Red Sky® Red Maple features lush green foliage during the growing season, that transitions to fiery red to orange-red tones in autumn, creating a dramatic seasonal show. This variety is especially valued for its uniform branching, wind resistance, and adaptability to...
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This large growing Multi-Stem Shoals Red Maple is a rangy, fast growing monstrosity that is hard to tame. Shoals Red Maple has shown us the perfect fall color trio red, orange, and yellow. It's a southern selection that holds up in the heat, has larger...
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A seedless hybrid with stunning orange-red to bright red fall color. More compact that other Red Maple cultivars and sports smaller foliage, which makes its texture very fine.
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We already love Sun Valley Maple for its exceptional fall color and fine-textured foliage, and now we’re giving this favorite a whole new look. New for Fall 2026, Sun Valley is available in a multi-stem form, bringing even more character and presence to this versatile...
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In the southern great plains, Purpleblow Maple has turned heads as a reliable shade tree for tough climates and soils. Now we are growing Main Street®, this promising selection from the accomplished nurseryman, Mike Worthington. Mike chose Main Street® for its pleasing branching habit and...
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New Form for Fall 2026 In the southern great plains, Multi-Stem Main Street® Purpleblow Maple has turned heads as a reliable shade tree for tough climates and soils. Now we are growing Main Street®, this promising selection from the accomplished nurseryman, Mike Worthington. Mike chose Main...
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Collynair® American Hornbeam is a native deciduous tree, that is slow-growing with an upright form. Featuring dark green foliage that emerges bright green in the Spring and turns a yellow-orange in the Fall. Makes for a great specimen planting, screening, or shade tree.
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Orange Crush is cultivar of our native Hornbeam. Also known as Blue Beech or Ironwood, Carpinus caroliniana has carved a niche in the understory where it tolerates both shade and periodic flooding. Orange Crush was selected in North Georgia where it provided orange fall color...
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The Multi-Stem Orange Crush American Hornbeam is cultivar of our native Hornbeam. Also known as Blue Beech or Ironwood, Carpinus caroliniana has carved a niche in the understory where it tolerates both shade and periodic flooding. Orange Crush was selected in North Georgia where it...
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Veranda American Hornbeam is a refined native deciduous tree known for its graceful, symmetrical vase-shaped form. More vigorous than typical hornbeams, Veranda boasts a uniform habit that makes it an excellent choice for any landscape. Bright green foliage emerges in spring, maturing to a rich...
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Water hickory is proven to transplant well balled-and-burlapped so design this native into the landscape today! This denizen of swamps can adjust to dryer upland situations and good to keep in mind for problem solving those tough waterlogged or dry sites with this fine native...
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