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Clockwise from top left: Autumn Blaze Maple (summer), Heritage River Birch (autumn), Sargent Crab (in flower). |
SHADE & ORNAMENTAL TREES
Everyone enjoys the beauty a shade tree provides. In fact, deciduous trees are the basic element for any landscape plan. They can create shady conditions
for planting flowers or act as the focal point within a specific area of the garden. But the wrong tree or one planted in the wrong spot can actually detract from
the overall landscape.
A tree is a long-term investment; don't risk losing 5 to 10 years of precious tree growing time by selecting the wrong tree! Let the
professional design staff at Reds help you decide where a tree is needed and what that tree should do to enhance your landscape. Then let us help you select
a species that will meet your requirements for shade, beauty, color, and protection from harsh winds.
The Nursery at Reds features the following varieties of ornamental and shade trees:
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Acer – Maple
Autumn Blaze Maple (orange-red) Aesculus – Buckeye/Horsechestnut Briotti Chestnut Amelanchier – Serviceberry
Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry Betula – Birch
Heritage River Birch Carpinus – Hornbeam Columnar European Hornbeam Cercidiphyllum Katsura Tree Cercis – Redbud Eastern Redbud Cornus – Dogwood
Pagoda Dogwood (purple/red) Corylus – Filbert Contorted Filbert Crataegus – Hawthorne Thornless Cockspur Hawthorne Fagus – Beech Purple Fountain Beech Ginko – Ginko Princeton Sentry Ginko (yellow) Gleditsia – Locust Skyline Honeylocust (yellow) Hamamelis – Witchhazel Vernal Witchhazel |
Trees really are green! Larix – Larch Horstmann's Contorted European Larch Magnolia – Magnolia
Royal Star Magnolia Malus – Crabapple
Coral Burst Crab (pink) Metasequoia – Dawn Redwood Gold Rush Dawn Redwood Prunus – Cherry
Newport Plum Pyrus – Pear Aristocrat Pear Quercus – Oak Swamp White Oak Salix – Willow Weeping Pussy Willow Syringa – Lilac Japanese Tree Lilac Taxodium Shawnee Brave Bald Cypress Tilia – Linden Greenspire Little Leaf Linden (yellow) Ulmus – Elm Homestead Elm
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