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Named for its chalky white bark, this small to medium growing native has been fairly elusive in the trade. At first glance you would immediately think its a sugar maple except that it will typically max out around 25'. A southeast native understory tree that...
View DetailNew for Fall 2026! Oliver’s Taiwan Maple boasts colors throughout the year that are unmatched. Starting with a coral-pink in the early spring, the foliage then moves to green in late spring. A second pink-red wave emerges in the summer before the leaves turn into...
View DetailThe Single-Stem Bloodgood, the archetypal atropurpureum, is an arboreal workhorse, a gorgeous one at that. Robust branching structure with a smooth main trunk holding beautifully tapering branches is revealed in winter, after the scarlet autumn leaves have fallen. First year stem color is dark burgundy-colored...
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Glowing Embers Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum Glowing Embers) is one of the most heat tolerant Japanese Maples. It is also vigorous and has gorgeous red fall color. Dr. Dirr selected this tree in Athens, GA. Glowing Embers Japanese Maple has a green leaf in summer...
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A new style of weeping Japanese Maple, Acer palmatum 'Ryusen' is trained 6-7' tall then unstaked to allow it to strike its own variety of poses: 1. It may continue to grow a leader for a few more feet, while side branches gently weep, or 2....
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This Japanese Maple has compact growth habit that is perfectly suited for the modern garden. Clean dark blue green foliage through the summer that shines bright red in an excellent display of fall color. Tsukasa Silhouette's upright habit allows for planting in tighter spaces.
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Any gardener who has grown the cultivar, 'Viridis' will appreciate the vigor of this contorted weeping green laceleaf Japanese maple introduced by Frank III of J.Frank Schmidt & Sons. Where 'Viridis' simpers and whimpers, 'Contorta' moves like a zesty woman that wants to live...
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‘Tamukeyama’ is our favorite Multi-Stem Red Cutleaf Japanese Maple. It gives a reasonable growth rate in the Southeast, and in 10 years time becomes the size and shape of a Volkswagon. Another 10 years and it will approach Microbus stature. The purple-red foliage is top flight and...
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A Bold Spring creation, we have trained ‘Tamukeyama’ into a small tree form. The trunk is not pool-cue straight but, rather, gently undulates upward to blend in with the finely formed cascading capillaries. This tree is so fancy it eats dinner at Bacchanalia.
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The Multi-Stem Autumn Brilliance® Serviceberry is one of the classiest trees in the "edible ornamental" category. The smooth, gray bark elegantly holds aloft the healthy green leaves and the fleecy white flowers, then the ensuing tasty berries, and finally the bright red autumnal display. The...
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The Standard Autumn Brilliance® Serviceberry is one of the classiest trees in the "edible ornamental" category. The smooth, gray bark elegantly holds aloft the healthy green leaves and the fleecy white flowers, then the ensuing tasty berries, and finally the bright red autumnal display. The...
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Princess Diana Serviceberry offers the perfect multi-season display. You will find stunning clusters of white flowers in early Spring before the dark green foliage appears. A striking red leaf color will appear in Fall, leaving behind a smooth gray bark for winter.
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