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Our nurseries offer an extensive variety of trees. Whether looking to add a large flowering shade tree or a small focal point, our knowledgeable staff will help you select the perfect tree to complement your garden setting.

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Here are a few of our favorites right now ... but please note that availability and selection will vary by location.

	Acer Palmatum ‘Bloodgood’ Bloodgood is one of the most popular Japanese Maple varieties due to its intense color that lasts from spring through fall. This variety has four-season interest. Bright red new leaves appear on bright red stems in early spring, then deepen to a burgundy-red. Fall foliage is a brilliant scarlet, almost fire engine red. When combined with the form of the tree, its blackish-red to gray bark provides outstanding winter interest. Its low canopy and airy form makes it well-suited for use as a landscape specimen or patio tree. For best results, plant this tree in an area that receives afternoon shade.
	Cercis ‘Forest Pansy’ This Redbud cultivar produces clusters of tiny, rosy-purple, pea-like blooms along the branches in early spring. The flowers of this variety tend to be darker and more intense than native Redbud species. After blooming, heart-shaped leaves open a bright reddish-purple that darkens to a muted purple as the season progresses. Fall color varies, from reddish-purple to orange. For best results, plant this ornamental in moist, well-drained soil in an area that receives partial shade. It is an excellent small tree for landscapes, woodland gardens or naturalized areas.
	Magnolia ‘Little Gem’ This magnolia hybrid is a dwarf variety with a narrow, compact form that is perfect for small urban landscapes. It is relatively slow-growing and will reach a height of 20 to 25 feet at maturity. The leaves of the Little Gem are dark green on top with rusty-colored undersides. This tree is a heavy bloomer. The fragrant white flowers appear early and again in late summer.   One great advantage…blooms appear when the Little Gem tree is young. It can take years before blooms appear on standard magnolias. Plant this evergreen in full sun for best results.
	Black Tulip™ Magnolia This striking saucer magnolia hybrid has deep burgundy, 6-inch flowers with a unique tulip shape. The blooms appear in early spring before the leaves unfurl. This tree will grow to about 20 feet at maturity. It is an excellent small specimen or can be used as a backdrop for azaleas, camellias and rhododendrons. It also works well when planted in large containers. This deciduous tree can be planted in sun to partial shade and prefers moist, well-drained soil.
	Lagerstroemia ‘Muskogee’ Crape Myrtles are perfect for southeastern landscapes. They thrive in our heat and humidity. Muskogee Crape Myrtles produce clusters of light lavender-pink flowers in late June to July and has one of the longest flowering periods…up to 120 days. Muskogee’s leaves are glossy green during the growing season and turn yellow to red in the fall.     It has attractive cinnamon-colored bark that peels to a smooth light gray. Considered a large shrub or small tree, Muskogee will reach 15 to 20 feet tall at maturity. It is very drought tolerant and should be planted in full sun for best results.