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Sterling Silver Linden is a very ornamental shade tree with a broad, oval habit of growth. The glossy leaves are dark green on top and silvery-white underneath, giving it a shimmering effect with each breeze. The early summer blooms are fragrant, showy and attractive to...
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Winged elm is gaining favor again as a native tree for tough situations. Between 1960 and 1980, Atlanta architect and developer John Portman, created dozens of premier properties including many of Atlanta's downtown landmarks. It seems that winged elm was his favorite tree because they are to...
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Traveling on I-475 near Macon, GA, John Barbour noticed a tree in the wooded buffer area near one of the Macon interchanges that looked like a "green wall"-it was completely thick and full from the ground up with awesome dark green foliage. From afar...
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Jefferson provides a spreading umbrella of shade in a variety of site conditions. Selected as a 70 year old tree on the National Mall and introduced by the National Arboretum, Jefferson has impressed as a young tree with sturdy branching and handsome foliage.
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Colonial Spirit American Elm is an extremely hardy and adaptable shade tree with an upright vase-shaped habit of growth and a dense branching structure. it is an excellent choice for modern landscapes due to its high DED resistance and its classic American elm form.
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Selected 90 years ago, Princeton American Elm (Ulmus americana 'Princeton') has thrived on the streets of New Jersey for nearly a century forming one of the most beautiful tree plantings in the world. The most recent research from the National Arboretum ranks Princeton American Elm at...
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Everclear™ Lacebark Elm is set apart from other Lacebark Elms by its narrower proportions. Though not a columnar tree, it grows much taller than wide to an estimated 40' x 25', while other Ulmus parvifolia grow wider than high. It makes a good street tree...
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'Dynasty' Lacebark elm originated from the Natoional Arboretum's selection program, and possesses many traits which make it ideal for a multitude of landscape uses. 'Dynasty' forms a graceful, vase-shaped, spreading canopy of long, arching, and somewhat weeping branches. Leaves are two to three-inches-long, shiny, dark...
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Allée® Lacebark Elm is a vigorous shade tree that forms a gigantic vase-shaped form. The urban tolerance of Lacebark Elms is the stuff legends are made of. This elm selection is a great choice where a large shade tree is needed.
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Filling the void of a small Lacebark Elm, we now have 'Small Frye' available, which is distinguished by its small size and broad rounded crown. Covered with very dense, dark green foliage, it creates a solid dome of green. The tree also has outstanding exfoliating...
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This selection by nurseryman, Dwayne Moon has become very popular in the industry. It is a vigorous selection that stays clean and green and quickly matures into a broad rounded shade tree.
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