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Autumn Gold Ginkgo was one of the first Ginkgo cultivars in the trade, and is still popular where predictable habit and color are desired. Where seedling Ginkgos often grow like a pole with occasional branches angling off like fins on a dogfish, ‘Autumn Gold’ tends...
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Found by renowned plantsman Ozzie Johnson this Ginkgo is named for the province from which it hails. Pronounced “Gwayjo”, this Ginkgo is distinctly upright. Another great selection of one of the most sought after trees, this one is sure to impress with its brilliant yellow...
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Tree mavin, Mike Dirr, has introduced many fine cultivars and this appears to be another winner. Presidential Gold® produces ample branching at a young age and maintains a straight leader easier than other cultivars we grow. The mature parent tree produces only male flowers and...
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Emerald City® Tulip Poplar is a new cultivar prized for its uniformity and deeper green, tremendous foliage. The leaf is darker than is typical; as the picture demonstrates. The habit is a bit more compact than the species, resulting in a firmly upright tree. Foliage...
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We have trained this groups of Green Shadow into STD tree forms. They will eventually form rounded headed trees, with broader proportions than other varieties. Green Shadow Sweetbay Magnolia has kept its leaves through -15 degree temperatures. The 2" diameter, white flowers are lemon scented and...
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Tupelo or Black Gum is one of our most beautiful native trees. The brilliant red (sometimes almost neon red) fall color can be one of the best for powerful red autumn color. Pyramidal in habit up to middle age, maturing into a tall, oval giant....
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On Halloween, 2006 JB was driving the back roads of Middle Georgia, observing the speed limit with his safety harness securely fastened, when his peripheral vision caught sight of a brilliant red tree on the edge of the woods. He soon found himself standing under a...
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We have been impressed with the early returns of this new Tupelo. It is easy to grow with a nice oblong shape and attractive fall color.
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Here is the right tree at the right time. Tennessee nursery standout, Alex Neubauer has selected a great looking Tupelo with gorgeous foliage and an eye catching, pyramidal, "gable" shaped habit. Green Gable™ sparkles all summer long but loses its cool come autumn when the...
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Red Candy Tupelo is a standout native tree prized for its clean, dark green summer foliage, which emerges as bright green new growth, creating a subtle but attractive contrast throughout the growing season. Its dominant central leader and strong branching density give it a well-structured,...
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Salem Weeper Tupelo has a wide, wavy, slightly pendulous habit. Unlike some other weepers it wants to still get large. Like most Nyssa Salem Weeper can handle wet feet, is cold hardy and handles the heat. With clean, dark green, large leaves through the growing...
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Tupelo Tower™ Black Gum is a narrow, upright selection, ideal for urban spaces or tight planting areas where vertical form is necessary. This cultivar boasts a strong central leader and a densely branched, columnar habit, typically reaching 30 to 40 feet tall but only 10 to 20 feet wide,...
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