Product Line Characteristics

Apples
Variety	Ripens	Color	Characteristics	Fruit Uses	Climate Zone	Pollinators	Available in Size
Anna	June-July	Red	Medium to large fruit. Sweet. Semi-acid. Keeps 6-8 wks refrigerated. Good for Gulf Coast.	Eat fresh	200	Dorsett Apple Floribunda Crab	#5, #7
Dorsett	Late June	Yellow with Pink Blush	Medium fruit. Sweet. Firm texture. Keeps two weeks refrigerated. Good for Gulf Coast.	Eat fresh	350	Anna Apple Floribunda Crab	#5, #7
Ein Shemer	June-July	Yellow	Medium fruit. Sweet. Semi-acid. Keeps two weeks refrigerated. Good for Gulf Coast.	Eat fresh Applesauce	300	Anna Apple	#5, #7
Fuji	Mid Oct	Redish Orange	Med to large fruit. Sweet. Firm texture.	All Purpose	300	Golden Delicious	#5, #7
Gala	October	Yellow orange to red	Small to med fruit. Very sweet, crisp/firm. Keeps 4+ mo.	All Purpose	500	Golden Delicious	#5, #7
Golden Delicious	Sept-Oct	Yellow	Large fruit. Firm and crisp. More tart than Red Delicious Apple.	All Purpose	800	Self	#5, #7
Granny Smith	Aug-Sept	Green	Medium to large fruit. Tart, crisp, firm texture. Excellent keeper.	Eat fresh Cooking	400	Self	#5, #7
McIntosh	Early Fall	Bright Red	Large, sweet fruit.	Eat fresh Cider	800	Yes	#5, #7
Red Delicious	Sept-Oct	Dark Red	Large fruit. Sweet and juicy.	Dessert Cooking	800	Golden Delicious	#5, #7
Winesap	Late Fall	Bright Red	Large fruit with yellow flesh. Tangy. Stores well.	Eat fresh Canning	800	Yes	#5, #7

Blackberries
Variety	Ripens	Color	Characteristics	Fruit Uses	Chill Hours	Pollinators	Available in Size
Apachee	Mid-late June	Glossy black	Thornless, erect w/ large conical sweet berry.	Eat fresh, jams, jellies, pies	500-550	Self/Bees	#1, #3 8” Deco
Arapaho	May-June	Glossy black	Thorny, erect w/med very sweet berries w/ small seeds.	All Purpose	500-550	Self/Bees	#1, #3, 8”
Black Satin	July	Black	Thornless, erect w/ large honey sweet flavored berries.	All Purpose	500-550	Self/Bees	#1, #3, 8”
Navajo	June-July	Glossy black	Thornless, erect w/ small to med moderately sweet berries.	All Purpose	800-900	Self/Bees	#1, #3, 8”

Blueberries
Variety	Ripens	Color	Characteristics	Fruit Uses	Chill Hours	Pollinators	Available in Size
Brightwell	Early to mid season		Vigorous, upright plant producing outstanding yields of medium size fruit.	Eating Ornamental	350-400	Powder Blue	#1,#3,#5, 8”
Home Bell	May-June	Dk Blue to Black	5 mm diameter berry w/ very few pest problems. Heat and drought tolerant.	Eating Ornamental	600-650	2+ varieties Bees	#1, #3, 8”
Powder Blue	Mid season	Light Blue	Medium size fruit. Good firmness and flavor.	Eating Ornamental	550-650	Brightwell Tifblue	#1,#3,#5, 8”
Rabbiteye	May-June	Dark Black	5 mm diameter berry w/ very few pest problems. Heat and drought tolerant.	Eating Ornamental	600-650	2+ varieties Bees	#1, #3, 8”
Tifblue	Mid to late season	Light Blue	Large fruit, vigorous and productive. More cold hardy than most varieties.	Eating Ornamental	600-650	Brightwell Powder Blue	#1, #3, 8”

Figs
Variety	Ripens	Color	Characteristics	Fruit Uses	Climate Zone and/or Chill Hours	Pollinators	Available in Size
Brown Turkey	Early & Late Summer	Brown to Purple	Medium fruit. Sweet, amber flesh. Two crops per year.	Eat fresh	7-9 200	Self	#5, #7
Celestial	Early Summer	Violet or Purple/Brown	Small fruit. Sweet white flesh. Stays on tree longer. Resists spoilage.	Canning Preserves	7-9 200	Self	#5, #7
Everbearing	Summer	Greenish Yellow	Large fruit. Soft amber flesh. Ornamental bush.	Preserves	7-9 200	Self	#5, #7

Grapes
Variety	Ripens	Color	Characteristics	Fruit Uses	Climate Zone and/or Chill Hours	Pollinators	Available in Size
Catawba	Sept-Nov	Red	Medium to large fruit. Sweet, rich taste.	Jelly, wine	Zones 5-8	Self	#2, 8” Deco
Concord	July-Aug	Dk blue to blk	Large seeds, highly aromatic, very hardy.	Eat fresh, jelly, wine	100+	Self	#2, 8” Deco
Niagra	Sept-Oct	Pale green	Excellent dessert grape. Sweet, rich taste.	Eat fresh, jelly, juice	Zones 5-8	Self	#2, 8” Deco
Southern Home	Aug-Nov	Black	Nice balance of sweet & sour fruit, firm, disease resistant. Good for Gulf coast, low chill areas.  Muscadine cross.	Eat fresh, juice, ornamental	100+	Self	#2, 8” Deco

Muscadines
Variety	Ripens	Color	Characteristics	Fruit Uses	Chill Hours	Pollinators	Available in Size
Bronze	Aug-Sept	Bronze	Excellent flavor. Heavy producer.	Fresh, jelly	200-500	Carlos, Southland	#2, 8” Deco
Carlos	Aug-Sept	Bronze	Small fruit. Heavy producer.	Fresh, wine, juice, jelly	200-500	Self	#2, 8” Deco
Frye	Aug-Sept	Bronze	Very large fruit. Moderate disease resistance.	Fresh, U-pick	200-500	Carlos, Southland	#2, 8” Deco
Southland	Mid Sept	Black	Excellent pollinator for female varieties.	Fresh, juice, jelly	200-500	Self	#2, 8” Deco

Nectarines
Variety	Ripens	Color	Characteristics	FRUIT USES	Climate Zone and/or Chill Hours	Pollinators	Available in Size
Goldmine Freestone	Feb-Mar	Red	Very large fruit. Fragrant flowers, white flesh.	Fresh, dessert	400	Self	#5
Sungold Semi-Free	Early Summer	Yellow with Red Blush	Small to medium fruit. Firm, yellow flesh. Sweet. Juicy.	Dessert Shipping	550	Self	#5
Sun Red Semi-free	Late Spring	Bright Red	Medium fruit. Firm, yellow flesh. Good flavor.	Dessert	300	Self	#5

Peaches
Variety	Ripens	Color	Characteristics	Fruit Uses	Climate Zone and/or Chill Hours	Pollinators	Available in Size
Belle of Georgia Free	Late Summer	White with Red Blush	Medium fruit. Firm, sweet white flesh. Heavy producer.	Canning Shipping	850	Self	#5, #7
Early Elberta Free	Mid Summer	Gold with Red Blush	Large fruit. Yellow flesh. Firm and juicy.	Eat fresh Canning	600-700	Self	#5, #7
Elberta Free	Mid Summer	Gold with Red Blush	Large fruit. Yellow flesh. Rich, sweet flavor. Heavy producer. Disease resistant. Ships well.	Eat fresh Canning, jelly	850	Self	#5, #7
Flordabelle Cling	Late May	Red	Large fruit. Firm, yellow flesh. Heavy producer.	Eat fresh	150	Self	#5, #7
Flordacrest Semi-cling	Mid April	Yellow	Small to medium fruit. Semi-cling stone. Sweet fruit.	Eat fresh, cooking, canning	350	Self	#5, #7
Flordaglo Semi-free	Late April Early May	Yellow	Medium fruit. Semi-free stone.	Eat fresh, cooking, canning	150	Self	#5, #7
Flordhome Cling	Early Summer	Yellow with Red Blush	Small fruit. Soft, white flesh. Resists nematodes.	Home use	400	Self	#5, #7
Flordaking Cling	Late Spring	Yellow with Red Blush	Large fruit. Firm, yellow flesh. Vigorous grower.	Eat fresh Dessert	450	Self	#5, #7
Flordaprince Cling	Mid to late April	Yellow with Red Blush	Small fruit. Clingstone. Low chill.	Eat fresh, cooking, canning	100	Self	#5, #7
Flordaqueen Cling	Late Spring	Yellow with Red Blush	Large fruit. Moderately firm yellow flesh. Mild flavor.	Eat fresh	550	Self	#5, #7
Flordawon	Late Spring	Yellow with Red Blush	Small fruit. Medium grower. Attractive accent or border tree.		220	Self	#5, #7
Hale Haven Free	Mid June	Yellow with Red Blush	Full flavored, sweet fruit. Ships well.	Eat fresh, cooking, canning	850	Self	#5, #7
J.H. Hale Free	Mid Summer	Yellow with Red Blush	Large fruit. Yellow flesh. Sweet.	Eat fresh Canning	850	Self Elberta	#5, #7
June Gold Cling	Mid-Late May	Yellow with Red Blush	Large fruit. Firm, yellow flesh. Good flavor.	Eat fresh Dessert	650	Self	#5, #7
La Feliciana Free	Mid June Early July	Dark Red	Large fruit, yellow flesh.	Eat fresh, cooking, canning	550	Self	#5, #7
Sam Houston Free	June	Yellow with Red Blush	Medium fruit, low to medium firmness. Showy flowers.	Eat fresh Ornamental	500	Self	#5, #7
Suwannee Free	Late June Early July	Yellow with Red Blush	Large fruit. Sweet, mild flavor. Heavy producer.	Eat fresh Good U-pick	500	Self	#5, #7

Pears
Variety	Ripens	Color	Characteristics	Fruit Uses	Climate Zone and/or Chill Hours	Pollinators	Available in Size
Asian, Kikusui	Mid to Late Fall	Green	Firm small to medium size fruit. Crisp, juicy texture w/ apple like flavor. Fire blight resistant. Low acid.	Eat Fresh	5-6-7-8-9 400	Partial Self Shinseiki	#5, #7
Asian, Shinseiki	Early to Mid Fall	Greenish Yellow	Medium to large size fruit. Good flavor. Good for home planting. Fire blight resistant. Low acid.	Eat Fresh	5-6-7-8-9 400	Self	#5, #7
Baldwin Semi-hard	Early Fall	Yellow	Medium fruit. Sweet. Moderately blight and spot resistant.  Good producer.  Low chill for South.	Dessert Canning	4-5-6-7-8-9 150	Yes LeConte, Orient	#5, #7
Bartlett Soft	Late Summer	Yellow with Red Blush	Large fruit. Sweet. Juicy. Good producer.	Eat fresh Canning	4-5-6-7 800	Yes Moonglo	#5, #7
Flordahome Semi-hard	Mid Summer	Green	Large fruit. Sweet but slightly tart. Leaf spot and fire blight resistant. Good for Gulf Coast.	Eat fresh Canning	7-8-9 400	Yes Hood, Pineapple	#5, #7
Hood Soft	Late Summer	Greenish Yellow	Large fruit. Crisp and juicy. Susceptible to leaf spot and fire blight. Low chill for South.	Eat fresh Canning	4-5-6-7-8-9 100-200	Yes Flordahome	#5, #7
Keiffer Hard	Mid Fall	Greenish yellow with Red Blush	Medium to large fruit. Coarse, crisp and juicy. Susceptible to blight. Winter storage.	Cooking	4-5-6-7-8-9 350	Self or Orient	#5, #7
Moonglo Soft	Late Summer	Yellow with Light Blush	Medium fruit. Juicy. Good flavor. Vigorous. Blight resistant.	Eat fresh	4-5-6-7 700	Yes Bartlett, Orient	#5, #7
Orient Semi-hard	Late Summer	Yellow	Large fruit. Sweet. Juicy. Leaf spot and blight resistant.	Canning	4-5-6-7-8-9 350	Self or Baldwin, Keiffer, Moonglo	#5, #7
Pineapple Hard	Late Summer	Russett	Large fruit. Pineapple flavor. Keeps well. Most fire blight resistant.	Canning	4-5-6-7-8-9 150	Yes Flordahome, Hood	#5, #7
Sugar Soft	Late Summer	Yellow with Dark Blush	Small fruit. Rich flavor. Tree semi-dwarf.	Preserves	4-5-6-7-8 800	Self	#5, #7

Persimmons
Variety	Ripens	Color	Characteristics	Fruit Uses	Climate Zone and/or Chill Hours	Pollinators	Available in Size
Fuyugaki	Late Fall	Deep Orange	Medium fruit. Light orange flesh. Good keeper. Pest and disease resistant.	Home Use Commercial	8-9	Semi-Self	#5, #7
Hachiya	November	Deep Orange Red	Oblong conical fruit. Seedless or w/ few seeds. Dark yellow flesh.	Home Use Eating	8-9	Semi-Self	#5, #7

Plums
Variety	Ripens	Color	Characteristics	FRUIT USES	Chill Hours	Pollinators	AVAILABLE IN SIZE
Bruce Japanese	Early Summer	Wine Red	Medium to large fruit. Sweet. Semi-acid. Keeps 6-8 wks refrigerated.	Canning	300-400	Yes/Bees	#5, #7
Burbank	Mid June	Purplish Red	Small fruit. Red flesh. Resistant to leaf scale.	Eat fresh Canning	600	Yes/Japanese Variety	#5, #7
Damson Free	Early Fall	Dark Red	Medium fruit. Amber flesh. Sweet.	Preserves	800	Self/Bees	#5, #7
Excelsor	Mid Summer	Wine Red	Small fruit. Juicy. Good flavor.	Eat fresh	400	Yes/Bees	#5, #7
Gold Japanese	Early Summer	Yellow	Medium fruit. Sweet, yellow flesh. Juicy. Heavy producer.	Eat fresh Home use	400	Yes/Bees	#5, #7
Gulf Ruby	Early to Mid June	Red	Sweet, juicy fruit w/ yellowish red flesh. Excellent backyard Variety.	Eat fresh Canning	300	Yes/Bees	#5, #7
Methley	Mid June	Maroon	Small fruit. Red flesh. Good tree vigor.	Eat fresh Canning	600	Self/Bees	#5, #7
Santa Rosa	Mid June	Red	Small fruit. Light yellow flesh. Good quality.	Eat fresh Canning	600	Partially self/Bees	#5, #7

Pomegranates
Variety	Ripens	Color	Characteristics	Fruit Uses	Climate Zone and/or Chill Hours	Pollinators	Available in Size
Russian #26		Red	Bright, large fruit, tolerates southern heat & humidity. Vase shape, prefers well drained soil. Moderate watering.	Eat fresh Juice	7-10		#5
Wonderful	Fall	Yellowish Red	Particularly sweet delicious flavored fruit that can grow to size of a grapefruit. Good landscape plant – quite showy.	Eat fresh Juice	8-10 150	No	#5

CLEAN AIR MACHINES (TREES & SHRUBS) LISTED ALPHABETICALLY BY COMMON NAME
Variety	Type*	Growth Rate	Hardiness	Mature Height	Spread	Characteristics	Available in Size
ALTHEA
Assorted Colors	D	Slow to Moderate	Zones 5-8	15’	12’	Ornamental shrub w/ double blooms available in pink, purple, white and red blooms.	#3
Diana White
Minerva Lavender	D	Medium	Zones 5-8	15’	12’	Ornamental shrub w/ single lavender blooms.	#3
Red Heat	D	Slow-Mod	Zones 5-8	15’	12’	Ornamental shrub w/ single red blooms.	#3
BIRCH, RIVER
Double Stem	D	Fast	-15º	90’		Two trunks. Bright, glossy green leaves, silvery beneath.	#5, #7, #15
Triple Stem	D	Fast	-15º	90’		Three or more trunks.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
Dura Heat Double (pp)	D	Fast	-15º	40’	25-30’	Two trunks. Dark green leaves that turn yellow in fall. Exfoliates at early age.	#5, #7, #15
Dura Heat Triple (pp)	D	Fast	-15º	40’	25-30’	Three or more trunks. Denser canopy than River Birch.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
CHERRY, FLOWERING
Akebono	D	Medium	-05º	25’	25’	Pink flowers.	#5, #7, #15
Kwanzan	D	Medium	-05º	30-40’	30-40’	Dbl pink blossoms, good fall Color, upright, vase-shaped form.	#5, #7, #15, #30
Okame	D	Medium	-05º	20’		Rose pink flowers w/ dark center.	#5, #7, #15
Yoshino	D	Medium	-05º	40-50’	25-40’	Glossy bark, dark green foliage w/ white-pink flowers.	#5, #7, #15, #30
CHINESE SNOWBALL
Chinese Snowball (Viburnum)	D	Medium	Zone 7	10’	6-8’	Ornamental shrub w/ large balls of double white flowers that bloom all summer. Good for lower south.	#3
CRAB, FLOWERING
Eleyi	D	Medium	-15º	20-25’		Wine red blossoms.	#5, #15
Floribunda	D	Medium	-15º	20-25’		Deep red bud opens to white flower.	#5, #15
Hopa	D	Medium	-15º	20-25’		Crimson bud opens to rose Colored flower.	#5, #15
Profusion	D	Medium	-15º	20-25’		Red flowers with small red fruit.	#5, #15
Robinson	D	Medium	-15º	20-25’		Crimson bud opens to red-pink flower.	#5, #15
Summer Wonder (pp)	D	Medium	-15º	20-25’		Red summer foliage.	#5, #15
CRYPTOMERIA
Radicans	E	Fast	Zones 5-9	40-50’	8-12’	Dark green dense foliage. Less susceptible to tip blight than some var.
Yoshino	E	Fast	Zones 6-9	40-50’	20-30’	Blue-green summer foliage to bronze-green in cold weather.	#5, #7, #15
CYPRESS
Bald	D	Medium	Zones 4-10	50-70’	20-25’	Deciduous conifer w/ pyramidal shape. Lt green new growth, dark green in summer to rich brown in fall.	#5, #7, #30, #45
Leyland	E	Fast	Zones 6-10	60-70’	15-25’	Pyramidal shape. Drought tolerant. Feathery soft textured leaves. Grows 3 to 4’ per year.	#3, #5, #7, #15, #30, #45
Murray	E	Fast	Zone 6
DOGWOOD, FLOWERING
Milky Way (Kousa)	D	Slow-Med	Zones 5-8	15-25’	20-25’	White spring flowers give a milky way effect. Scarlet fall foliage.	#3, #7, #15
Pink	D	Medium	-15º	15-30’	12-20’	Disease resistant hybrid Variety w/ pink blooms.	#3, #7
White	D	Medium	-15º	15-30’	12-20’	Disease resistant hybrid Variety w/ white blooms.	#3, #7
ELM
Allee (pp7552)	D	Medium	5º	50’	50’	Green foliage turning red and orange in fall. Highly resistant to Dutch elm disease.	#5, #7, #15
Drake	D	Medium	5º	30-40’	25-30’	Shiny green foliage.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
EUCALYPTUS
Silver Dollar	E	Fast	Zones 7-11	40’	10-12’	Dusty blue-green fragrant leaves. Drought tolerant.	#5
FORSYTHIA
Forsythia	D	Fast	Zones 5-8	8-10’	10-12’’	Arching habit shrub w/ yellow flowers in early spring before leaves.	#3
GINKGO
Ginkgo	D	Medium	-25º	40-70’	20-40’	Bright green foliage w/ good fall Color. Very disease resistant.	#5
HOLLY, DWARF
Burfordi Dwarf	E	Slow	Zones 6-9	6-10’	6-10’	Glossy dark green foliage w/ red berries.	#3, #7
Carissa	E	Slow	Zones 8-10	6-10’	5’	Compact, dense w/ dark green leaves.	#3, #7
Yaupon Dwarf	E	Slow	Zones 7-10	6-10’	7-12’	Compact w/ rich green leaves.	#3, #7
HOLLY, UPRIGHT
East Palatka	E	Medium	Zones 7-9	30-45’	10-15’	Pyramidal, columnar w/ red fruit.	#3, #15
Greenleaf American	E	Slow	Zones 5-9	40-50’	15-25’	Pyramidal, glossy foliage w/ red fruit at early age.	#15
Mary Nell	E	Slow-Med	Zones 6-9	15’	10’	Upright pyramidal. Dark, glossy foliage w/ red berries.	#7, #15
Nellie R. Stevens	E	Fast	Zones 6-9	15-25’	7-10’	Pyramidal w/ dark green foliage. Orange/red berries late summer.	#7, #15
Needle Point	E	Medium	Zones 5-10	30’	10’	Dark green fragrant leaves w/ decorative berries.	#3, #7, #15
Oakleaf (pp9487)	E	Medium	Zones 6-8	15-20’	6-8’	Emerald green foliage that resembles oak leaves.	#7, #15
Savannah	E	Fast	Zones 7-9	25-30’	8’	Mid-size light green leaves w/ bright red berries.	#15
Weeping Yaupon	E	Medium	Zones 7-9	15-25’	7-10’	Weeping branches, green leaves w/ red berries.	#7, #15
INDIAN HAWTHORNE
Indian Hawthorne	E	Slow	Zones 7-10	3-4’	4’	Low mounding shrub w/ green leaves and white flowers.	#2, #3, #7
INDIGOFERA
Amblyantha	D		Zones 6-10	8’		Shrub w/ pink flowers from Mar to Oct w/ purple seed pods in fall.	#3
Decora	D		Zones 8-10	3’		Low growing, Spreading shrub w/ pink flowers spring & summer.	#3
LAUREL, CHERRY
Cherry Laurel	E	Fast	To Zone 6	20’	6-8’	Compact, tightly branched, good bloomer.	#2, #5, #7, #15
LIGUSTRUM
Waxleaf Ligustrum	E	Fast	Zones 7-10	10-12’	6-8’	White flowers spring to early summer. High drought tolerance.	#3, #7, #15, #30
LOROPETALUM
Carolina Moonlight	E	Med-Fast	Zones 7-9	5-6’	5-6’	White blooms late winter – early spring. Green foliage. Drought resistant once established.	#3,#7
Ever Red	E	Med-Fast	Zones 7-9	6’	6’	Compact. Deep red blooms late winter. Dark burgundy foliage.	#3,#7
Firedance	E	Fast	Zones 5-8	4-6’	2-3’	Hot pink flowers w/ burgundy foliage. Good in large planters.	#3, #7
Plum	E	Fast	Zones 7-9	5-6’	6-8’	Compact, reddish purple foliage. Blooms spring and fall.	#3, #7
Ruby Dwarf	E	Med-Fast	Zones 7-11	4-6’	4-6’	Shiny ruby red leaves w/ bright pink flowers.	#3, #7
Suzanne	E	Med-Fast	Zones 7-9	3-4’	3-4’	Red-Maroon foliage w/ almost rounded leaves and pink flowers.	#3, #7
Zhuzhou	E	Medium	Zones 7-10	8-12’	10-15’	Dark maroon, almost black foliage w/ pink flowers.	#3, #7
Tree Form	E	Fast	Zones 7-9	6-12’	6-10’	This would be good for espalier.	#5, #7, #15
MAGNOLIA, JAPANESE
Alexandrina	D	Medium	-15º	20-25’	15-25’	Saucer. Large purple flowers bloom late winter to early spring.	#5, #7, #15
Ann	D	Medium	-15º	10’	10’	Early purplish-red flowers, leathery leaves.	#5, #7, #15
Soulangeana Pink Japanese	D	Medium	-15º	20-25’	15-25’	Low branched tree w/large, fragrant, pink-purple blooms.	#5, #7, #15
MAGNOLIA, SOUTHERN
Bracken’s Brown Beauty	E	Medium	5º	50’	20’	Symmetrical pyramid shape w/ dense branches.	#3, #7, #15, #30, #45, #100
DD Blanchard	E	Medium	5º Zones 4-10	50-60’	30-40’	Pyramidal shape w/ brown-black leaves. Creamy white blooms in spring and again in summer. Salt water tolerant.	#3, #7, #15, #30, #45, #100
Little Gem	E	Slow	5º Zones 7-10	20-25’	8-12’	Small leaves, fragrant flowers. Good specimen tree.	#3, #7, #15, #30, #45, #100
Southern Select	E	Slow-Med	Zones 6-10	60-80’	40’	Shiny green leaves, reddish underneath. Large, creamy white fragrant flowers late spring and early summer.	#3, #7, #15
MAPLE
Autumn Blaze (pp4864)	D	Fast	-25º	35’	30’	Good shade and ornamental tree. Spectacular fall Color.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
Brandywine	D	Medium	Zones 4-8	25’	12’	Fall foliage begins red, turns purple red. Only male flowers.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
Drumond	D	Fast	Zones 4-8	50-80’	40-60’	Red fall foliage. Especially suited for moist areas.	#5, #7, #15
October Glory	D	Fast	Zones 4-9	40-50’	25-35’	Dk green leaves turn radiant red in fall and last several weeks.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
Red Simpson Select	D	Med-Fast	Zones 3-9	40-60’	40’	New leaves red-tinged, turning to green. In fall deep red or yellow.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
Summer Red®	D	Fast	Zones 4-8	40’	20-30’	Fall foliage older leaves turn yellow, younger leaves orange or purple. Insect and fungus resistant.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
MAPLE, JAPANESE DWARF
Red Japanese	D	Slow-Med	Zones 5-8	15-25’	20’	Burgundy red new growth to green w/ maturity. Yellow to orange fall foliage.	#3, #7, #15
OAK
Cathedral (pp)	E	Fast	Zones 8A-11	60-80’	60-120’	Heavily branched. Holds sm dk green leaves even in coldest winter.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
Live	E	Fast	5º	40-80’	60-100’	Hard, tough, strong wood. Sweet edible acorns. Very adaptable but requires a large area for it’s Spreading trunk to be accommodated.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45, #100
Nuttal	E	Medium	Zones 5-9	40-60’	25-35’	Good fall Color. Important species for wildlife management.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
Overcup	D	Fast	Zones 5-9	45-70’	35-50’	Plant to improve wildlife habitat, also as an ornamental.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
Pin	E	Fast	Zones 4-8	60-70’	25-40’	Dark green glossy foliage turns russet, bronze or red.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
Shumard	E	Medium	Zones 5-9	40-60’	40-60’	Beautiful fall Color, small acorns. Drought tolerant.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
Willow	D	Medium	Zones 5-9	40-60’	30-40’	Willow-like leaves bright green to yellow, russet in fall.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
PALM
European Fan	E	Slow	Zones 8-11	10’	6-10’	Canopy of 15-30 green-blue green leaves about 3’ in diameter.	#3, #7, #15
Pindo	E	Slow	Zones 8-9	15’	8-12’	Graceful blue-green v-shaped fronds. Cold and drought tolerant.	#3, #7, #15
Sago	E	Slow	Zones 7B-11	5-10’	5-6’	Popular, tropical, palmate leaves. Cold hardy.	#3, #7, #15
Washingtonia	E	Fast	Zones 8A-11	60’	15’	Gray-green palmate shaped leaves, each about 3-6’ across.	#3, #7, #15
Windmill	E	Slow	Zones 8-10	15-35’	10-15’	Huge light green leaves for a tropical look. Hardy.	#3, #7, #15
PALMETTO, SAW
Saw Palmetto	E	Slow	Zone 8-11	2-9’	2-9’	Southeastern native. Salt and drought tolerant.	#7
PEAR, FLOWERING
Bradford	D	Medium	-15º	60’	40’	White showy spring flowers. Good fall Color.	#5, #7, #15
Cleveland Select	D	Fast	-15º	60’	40’	Ornamental white spring flowers. Disease resistant.	#5, #7, #15, #30, #45
PINE
Loblolly	E	Fast	Zones 6-9	60-90’	25-35’	Dark green needles. Cones 3-6” long. Stabilize soil, reduce erosion.	#3, #7, #15
Longleaf	E	Med-Fast	Zones 7-10	60-80’	30-40’	Dark green needles up to 18” long. Often used in reclamation.	#15, #30
PISTACHE, CHINESE
Chinese Pistache	D	Medium	5º	25-40’	25-35’	Very disease resistant. Good fall Color. Drought tolerant.	#5, #7, #15
PLUM, FLOWERING
Krauter Vesuvius	D	Medium	-25º	24-26’	16-20’	Early light pink blooms, dark purple leaves.	#5, #7, #15
Thundercloud	D	Medium	-25º	15-20’	15-20’	White spring flowers, purple leaves all summer.	#5, #7, #15
POPLAR
Tulip Poplar	D	Fast	-15º	60-80’	40’	Glossy green leaves w/ tulip-like yellow flowers.	#7, #15
REDBUD
Appalachian	D	Fast	Zones 7-9	20-30’	12-25’	Fuchsia pink flowers.	#5
Eastern	D	Medium	Zones 4-9	20-30’	25-35’	Dark green foliage, Rosy-pink flowers in spring.	#5, #7, #15, #30
Forest Pansy	D	Med-Fast	Zones 7-9	20-30’	12-25’	Dark purple foliage. Rose/purple flowers.	#5, #7, #15
ROSE, SHRUB
Carefree Sunshine (pp13063)	E	Fast	Zones 4-9	3’	3’	Compact shrub rose, resistant to black spot, drought tolerant, winter hardy. Blooms nearly year-round.	#2
Knockout Pink (pp15070)	E	Fast	Zones 4-9	3’	3’	Rosa x ‘Radcon’ Compact shrub rose, resistant to black spot, drought tolerant, winter hardy. Blooms nearly year-round.	#2
Knockout Red (pp11836)	E	Fast	Zones 4-9	3’	3’	Rosa x ‘Radrazz’ Compact shrub rose, resistant to black spot, drought tolerant, winter hardy. Blooms nearly year-round.	#2
SPIREA
Reeves – Bridal Wreath	D	Fast	Zones 4-8	5-9’	6-8’	Fountain shaped shrub w/ long arching branches & white flowers.	#3
SYCAMORE
Bloodgood	D	Fast	15º	80-150’	70’	Bright lime green leaves.	#15
TEA OLIVE
Tea Olive (Osmanthus)	E	Medium	10-15º	20-30’	8-12’	Large shrub to small tree w/ small, white fragrant flowers.	#3, #7, #15
THUJA
Green Giant	E	Fast	Zones 5-7	50-60’	12-20’	Dense, rich green summer foliage that darkens or bronzes slightly in winter.	#5, #7, #15, #30
VITEX
Chaste Tree	D	Fast	Zones 6-9	10-15’	15-20’	Upward pointing cones of purple flowers summer to fall. Salt tolerant.	#30
WILLOW, WEEPING
Green Weeping Willow	D	Medium	-5º	30-50’	20-40’	Medium green weeping foliage.	#5, #7, #15, #30
* D = DECIDUOUS E = EVERGREEN

Crape Myrtle Characteristics
CULTIVAR	MATURE HEIGHT	FLOWER Color	HOW HARDY	EXFOLIATING BARK	MILDEW RESISTANCE	FALL LEAF Color	APPROX DAYS OF FLOWER	Description	Available in Size
Acoma	10’	White	Very	Yes	High	Purple Red	90	Small tree. Clear white recurrent flowers. Semi-weeping.	#3, #7, #15
Arapaho	20’	Red	Very	Yes	High	Orange	120+	First true red hybrid. Outstanding.	#3, #7, #15, #30
Biloxi	20’	Pale Pink	Very	Yes	High	Orange Red	80	Continuous blooms. Spectacular bark. Fast grower.	#3, #7, #15, #30, #45
Lipan	15’	Medium Lavender	Very	Best	High	Orange	80	Near white exfoliating bark. Abundant flowers.	#3, #7, #15
Miami	20’	Dark Pink	Very	Best	High	Orange	100	Grows like a pink Natchez. Fine flowers.	#3, #7, #15, #30
Muskogee	20’	Light Lavender	Very	Yes	High	Red Orange	100	A stately plant for specimen avenue planting.	#3, #7, #15, #30, #45
Natchez	20’	White	Very	Best	High	Red Orange	100	Best bark. Tallest tree. Hard to beat.	#3, #7, #15, #30, #45
Osage	15’	Clear Pink	Very	Yes	High	Red	100	Heavy recurrent flowers. Graceful habit.	#3, #7, #15
Sarah’s Favorite	20’	White	Very	Yes	High	Yellow Orange	100	Upright grower. Cinnamon brown bark.	#30, #45
Sioux	15’	Medium Pink	Very	Yes	High	Maroon	90	Intense pink flowers are traffic stoppers. Great fall Color.	#3, #7, #15, #30
Tonto	10’	Red	Very	Yes	High	Bright Maroon	75	Small tree. Excellent for borders or hedges. Beet red hybrid.	#3, #7, #15, #30, #45
Tuscarora	20’	Dark Pink	Good	Yes	High	Red Orange	70	Broad crown. Superior flower. Susceptible to late frost damage.	#3, #7, #15, #30
Yuma	15’	Medium Lavender	Good	Yes	High	Russet	90	Excellent mid – size tree.	#3, #7, #15
White Chocolate	10’	White	Very	Yes	High	Orange Yellow	80	Burgundy new leaves that mature to bronze green.	#3, #7, #15
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