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One of the favorite weeping trees of visitors to our farm. The athletic bark typical of Carpinus flexes its muscles on the main trunk and on the weeping branches. Weeping regularly on all sides, this forms a large weeping tree, capable of casting a cool...
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Native Flame® is a selection of American Hornbeam chosen for dark green summer foliage and a crackling red fall color display. This new clonal selection from the great American tree grower, J. Frank Schmidt & Son, offers a new way to put a reliable, repetitive...
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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Dr. Dennis Werner of the Department of Horticulture Science at North Carolina StateUniversity wanted to develop a purple-leafed form of redbud with smaller, glossierleaves and a semi-upright growth habit. Working in conjunction with the JC RaulstonArboretum, the parent trees-Cercis canadensis subsp. texensis 'Texas White' and...
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Ok, once in a while a new one comes along that stands out from the crowd. Pom Poms is a very appealing fruitless redbud. The lavender, double flowers are packed with petals and inspire the namesake. Branching is sturdy and ample. Foliage, a very healthy...
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Chinese Fringetree is capable of putting on a show-stopping display with its dark green, lustrous leaves and showy, fragrant, fringe-like white blooms. It has broad ecological adaptability growing equally as well in warm & dry Zone 9 as it would in cold, wet Zone 5.
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New for Fall 2026 Chinese Fringetree is capable of putting on a show-stopping display with its dark green, lustrous leaves and showy, fragrant, fringe-like white blooms. It has broad ecological adaptability growing equally as well in warm & dry Zone 9 as it would in cold, wet...
This four season delight is John Barbour's favorite flowering tree. The pure white flowers of Multi-Stem China Snow (Southern Type) smother this tree in late April creating a stunning show. The round to oval-rounder, thick summer leaves are glossy and green giving way to a...
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This four season delight is John Barbour's favorite flowering tree. The pure white flowers of the Standard China Snow (Southern Type) smother this tree in late April creating a stunning show. The round to oval-rounder, thick summer leaves are glossy and green giving way to...
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One of the great charmers in the native tree world. Very showy spring flowers and adaptable to boot. Have found it growing in the crack of a granite outcrop with western exposure at 4000' in western Carolina, and have found it on the banks of...
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Chosen for the overwhelming display of flowers, creating a solid mass of white ribbons which glow when backlit, this American Fringetree selection is perhaps the most floriferous cultivar available. Ribboncloud displays strong vertical branching, ultimately achieving a larger size than other cultivars.
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