Shade and Flowering Trees

SHADE TREES

CHINESE PISTACHIO - A high quality shade tree with a fall color of yellow, orange, and red.
Mature height 50-60'.

3-4' @ $11.25
4-5' @ $12.75
5-6' @ $15.00



BURR OAK - Large leaves, large acorns. Makes a large and long life tree.

4-6' @ $12.00 Each
5 for $50.00



BALD CYPRESS - A shade tree which is adapted to a wide variety of soils, including poor drained soils.

4-5' @ $14.75



TEXAS ASH - Adapted to Alkaline soils. Low water and fertilizer requirements Mature tree will be 40' tall. Great for the I-35 corridor.

2-3' @ $9.00 Each
3-4' @ $13.75 Each



 


FLOWERING TREES AND SHRUBS

FOREST PANSY REDBUD - Moderate to repid grower. 20 - 30 feet in height. Has beautiful shimmering purple/red leaves which rade to purple green during the summer Purple pink flowers appear all over.

2-4’ @ $18.75

 

REDBUD - Makes a bush-like tree, large foliage, covered with red flowers in early spring before leaves appear.

3-4’ @ $18.75



MUSKOGEE CREPE MYRTLE - Bright lavender blooms. Tall and regal, yet company enough for small yards. Highly adaptable. Drought tolerant.

2-4’ @ $9.75



NEW OKLAHOMA REDBUD - Petite purple-red flowers in large clusters. Glossy leaves.

4-5’ @ $18.75



DESERT WILLOW - A drought tolerant tree. Easily grown in most soils with good drainage. Blossoms will vary from pink to lavender.

4-5’ @ $18.75



DALLAS RED CREPE MYRTLE - Large red, cold hardy variety, tree type and mildew resistant.

4-5’ @ $15.00



BLUE VITEX - An old shrub or small tree [15'] which is gaining in popularity. This hardy plant remains in old abandoned yards, while every-thing else is gone. Foliage is olive green. Flowers are Lilac and fragrant. Excellent shrub for bees.

2-3' @ $9.00




MEXICAN PLUM - An attractive ornamental plum. Does well in calcarious soils. A native to much of Texas. Abundance of white blossoms in spring. Small fruit matures in September. Grows to about 16 ft.

NOT AVAILABLE 2011-2012



RED BARON - Flowering peach (See peaches)