Adding plant material to existing landscapes look out of place if the plant is too small.  We have options to fit any situation to make the customer happy.

Acer griseum has a spectacular exfoliating bark that shows off year-round.  We leave our low branched griseum full to the ground so they can be trimmed up to fit your needs.  Larix k. Varied Directions and be thinned also or left as is for a unique specimen piece.

Malus Lollipop truly stays small and tight making it a very low maintenance tree.  It works well near entrance walks and patios.  Prunus Snow Fountain with its early bloom is a favorite whether top grafted or on its own root with branches up the trunk.

Hydrangea pan. ‘Limelight’ has lime green flowers that mature to white.  Hydrangea pan. ‘Phantom’ has white flowers maturing to a rich pink.  Both bloom on new wood and reach 8 – 10’.  They put on a spectacular color show from July into the fall.

Viburnum d. Chicago Lustre® has white spring flowers, glossy dark green summer foliage with blue fruit to contrast the brilliant red fall color.  Viburnum tri. ‘Wentworth’ has white spring flowers, rich green summer leaves with bright red fruit clusters that attract birds. Both cultivars reach 10’.

One of our local customers planted a 200’ Hamamelis hedge and the homeowner loved it!  It was dense, looked good all summer and bloomed.

Viburnum lentago is a native that is very similar to Viburnum prunifolium in both summer and fall leaf color, flower, fruit, ultimate sizes and shade tolerance.  This is an excellent 15 to 18’ hedge or screen plant.  We have good numbers in 7, 8, and 9’ for the immediate screen.  Lindera benzoin reaches 10’ and works well in moist and shade areas.  It is a good substitute for Ilex and Fothergilla.

Pinus bungeana is a very good substitute for Pinus strobus. Its ultimate size and shape are similar with the added advantage of a very decorative multi-colored exfoliating bark.  Psuedotsuga menziesii’s name even says it makes a good sub for Tsuga canadensis.  It has the added advantage of being a very insect and disease-free evergreen tree for screens or as a stand-alone tree.

You should have received your acknowledgment in the mail by now.  If you have not, please call the office and we will email one to you.  Take a moment and review the availability as there are a few customers that have given material back for various reasons.  There may be something on there you are looking for.  Landscape sized Viburnums from 30” to 8’?  We have them!  Many cultivars of Cercis in multi-stem and tree form.  We have them too!  What are you looking for?