Our Trees
What we grow
White Oak Farms is committed to growing wholesale trees with the highest grade quality possible. Our products are tended to daily and we promise to keep up with market demand while keeping a competitive price to keep our customers coming back.
Deciduous Canopy
- Trident Maple
- Autumn Blaze Maple
- October Glory Maple
- Dura Heat Riverbirch
- Tulip Poplar
- Black Gum
- Chinese Pistache
- White Oak
- Overcup Oak
- Nuttall Oak
- Willow Oak
- Shumard Oak
- Bald Cypress
- Bosque Elm
- European Hornbeam
Deciduous Flowering
- Catawaba Crape Myrtle
- Dynamite Crape Myrtle
- Muskogee Crape Myrtle (STD)
- Natchez Crape Myrtle
- Red Rocket Crape Myrtle
- Sarah's Favorite Crape Myrtle
- Sioux Crape Myrtle
- Tonto Crape Myrtle
- Tuscarora Crape Myrtle
- Eastern Redbud
- Okame Cherry
- Yoshino Cherry
Evergreen Flowering
- Bracken Magnolia
- Claudia Magnolia
- Blanchard Magnolia
- Little Gem Magnolia
- Foster Holly
- Greenleaf Holly
- Burford Holly
- Mary Nell Holly
- Nellie Stevens Holly
- Recurve Ligustrum
- Alabama Beauty Camellia
- Setsugekka Camellia
- Yuletide Camellia
- Fragrant Tea Olive
- Fortune's Tea Olive
- Fruitland Tea Olive
Evergreen Non-Flowering
- Radicans Japanese Cedar
- Green Giant Arborvitae
- Leyland Cypress
- Murray Leyland Cypress
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Deciduous Canopy
Trident Maple
Acer buergerianum
HARDINESS: Zones 5 – 9
GROWTH HABIT: 35′ high with a 20′ wide spread. Oval to round; small tree. Moderate growth rate. Adapts to sun or light shade. Prefers acid, well-drained soils.
FOLIAGE: Glossy green in summer; turns yellow to orange to red in late fall.
BARK: Exfoliating bark with strips in orange-brown when young and grey when mature.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Good tree for small residential lots or urban areas. Excellent street tree due to its tolerance of soil compaction and heat. Highly drought tolerant.
Autumn Blaze Maple
Acer x freemanii ‘Autumn Blaze’®
HARDINESS: Zone 3
GROWTH HABIT: 50′ by 40′ is the common growth habit. Upright strong branches, oval, tolerant to adverse conditions.
FOLIAGE: Light green turning to a glowing red in the fall.
BARK:
LANDSCAPE VALUE: This tree grows fast and can grow in a variety of soil types.
October Glory Maple
Acer rubrum ‘October Glory’
HARDINESS: Zones 4-9
GROWTH HABIT: 50′ high with a 35′ spread. Oval-rounded with a generally smooth outline. Moderate growth rate. Best growth and color in full sun; tolerates wet sites.
FOLIAGE: Dark glossy green leaves in summer. Late fall color is a vibrant red or purple.
BARK: Smooth light gray becoming dark gray when mature.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Large shade tree. Specimen tree. Adaptable to urban growing sites. Moderately tolerant of air pollution, soil compaction and drought.
Dura Heat Riverbirch
Betula nigra ‘BNMTF’ Dura Heat
HARDINESS: Zones 4 to 9
GROWTH HABIT: 50′ high with a 35′ spread. Upright and oval with a dense and compact structure. Can be multi or single-stemmed. Moderate to fast growth rate.
FOLIAGE: Excellent foliage characteristics. Smaller medium to dark green leaves turns shades of yellow in fall.
BARK: Smooth greenish brown when young. Mature bark exfoliates in large thin sheets becoming gray brown in color.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Adaptable to urban growing sites especially for buffer areas, as a street tree or in medians.
Tulip Poplar
Liriodendron tulipifera
HARDINESS: Zones 5 – 9
GROWTH HABIT: 70′ to 90′ high with a 40′ spread. A large, deciduous, broadleaf tree. Symmetrical oval crown. Fast growing. Prefers well drained soil.
FOLIAGE: Dark green in summer turns to yellow in fall.
FLOWERS: Greenish-yellow blooms in late spring after leaf expansion.
BARK: Matures to grayish brown with deep fissures, ridges and plates.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Large shade tree. Good for naturalizing and remediation of wetland areas.
Black Gum
Nyssa sylvatica
HARDINESS: Zones 4-9
GROWTH HABIT: 65’-75’ high with a 25”spread. Symmetrical, oval pyramid shape. Large, deciduous, broadleaf tree. Slow to moderate growth rate. Prefers moist, deep, well-drained clay.
FOLIAGE: Dark green that turn scarlet to purple in fall.
BARK: Dark gray almost black with irregular ridges.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Excellent specimen tree due to its vibrant fall color. Native shade tree that works well in urban settings like buffer strips, or median planting; tolerates urban air pollution.
Chinese Pistache
Pistacia chinensis
HARDINESS: Zones 6-9
GROWTH HABIT: 25′-35′ high with a 25”spread. Rounded vase-like shape. Large deciduous, broadleaf, tree. Moderate growth rate.
FOLIAGE: Dark green that turn shades of orange and red in fall.
BARK: Gray- brown that peels to show red bark underneath.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Excellent specimen, shade or street tree. Pistache is a tough tree that is drought tolerant and will grow in all soil types.
White Oak
Quercus alba
HARDINESS: Zone 3-8
GROWTH HABIT: 60′-100′ high with a 60′-80′ spread. Large, deciduous, broadleaf tree. Upright to rounded crown; irregular outline; Slow to moderate growth. Full sun to partial shade.
FOLIAGE: Green in summer turns purple-red in fall which lasts for a long period.
BARK: Light gray
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Durable and long-lived tree. A majestic tree for a large area. One of the most handsome of all oaks.
Overcup Oak
Quercus lyrata
HARDINESS: Zone 6-9
GROWTH HABIT: 30’-40’ high with a 30′-40′ spread. Oval and rounded at maturity with uniform branching. Moderate to fast growth rate. Tolerates full sun to partial shade.
FOLIAGE: Dark green leaves turn copper brown in fall.
BARK: Rough and grayish-brown, with irregular ridges.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Fast growing oak that is adaptable to different growing conditions. Needs large space for root system and crown development.
Nuttall Oak
Quercus nuttallii
HARDINESS: Zone 6-8
GROWTH HABIT: 60′ -80′ high with a 35′-50′ spread. Large deciduous, broadleaf tree. Moderate growth rate.
FOLIAGE: Dark green in summer turns orange-red to scarlet in fall.
BARK: Gray-brown bark is divided into ridged plates.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Nuttall Oak is an alternative to Pin Oak. Moderately tolerant of different soil types.
Willow Oak
Quercus phellos
HARDINESS: Zones 6-9
GROWTH HABIT: 60′-75′ high with a 40′-50′ spread. Broad and rounded crown at maturity. Medium to fast growth rate.
FOLIAGE: Medium green in summer; turns yellow to russet red in fall.
BARK: Grey brown.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Best for an all-around oak. Excellent for large area use due to its overall form and texture. Easily transplants and adapts to most habitats.
Shumard Oak
Quercus shumardii
HARDINESS: Zones 5-9
GROWTH HABIT: 55′-80′ high with 50′-60′ spread. Narrow and rounded in maturity.
FOLIAGE: Dark green in summer turning a russet-red in fall.
BARK: Light gray, very smooth; darkens and develops ridges with maturity.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Excellent street or for use in parking lots, buffer strips or lawn trees. Very adaptable to urban stress.
Bald Cypress
Taxodium distichum ‘Bald Cypress’
HARDINESS: Zones 5-10
GROWTH HABIT: 50′-70′ high with 20′-30′ spread. A large, deciduous conifer with a pyramid
shape. Moderate to fast growth rate. Full sun to partial shade.
FOLIAGE: Yellow-green in spring ; leaves turn russet-red brown to orange-brown in fall.
BARK: Red-brown with the trunk becoming buttressed especially in wet areas.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: A distinctive specimen tree. Excellent urban use in medians or parking lots.
Bosque Elm
Ulmus parvifolia ‘UPMTF’ Bosque Elm
HARDINESS: Zones 5-10
GROWTH HABIT: 60’ high with 30′ spread. Large deciduous tree; broad and oval outline with an upright limb habit. Moderate to fast growth rate.
FOLIAGE: Medium to dark green leaves which turns yellow to orange in fall.
BARK: Exfoliating in irregular patches of gray, and tan.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Excellent for urban settings; a tough durable tree that can adapt to different soil types; is heat and drought tolerant; and transplants easily.
European Hornbeam
Carpinus betulus
HARDINESS: Zones 4-7
GROWTH HABIT: 40′-60” high with a 40′ spread. Pyramidal in youth; oval rounded at maturity. Slow to medium growth rate; adapts to partial shade to full sun.
FOLIAGE: Medium green leaves turning yellow in fall.
BARK: Smooth, grey.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Small tree that is adaptable to urban areas especially for streets and medians. Excellent use as specimen, shade tree, or can be used as a screen and hedge.
Deciduous Flowering
Catawba Crape Myrtle (Purple)
Lagerstroemia x ‘Catawba’
HARDINESS: Zones 6-9
GROWTH HABIT: 15′ to 20′ high with a 8′-10′ spread. Upright, broad vase-like with multi-trunk.
FOLIAGE: New foliage emerges as reddish burgundy; matures to dark green; turns yellow to orange to red in fall.
FLOWERS: Dark purple flowers that blooms late spring to summer.
BARK: Smooth tan to grey exfoliating bark.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Small flowering tree; adaptable to urban growing conditions.
Dynamite Crape Myrtle (Red)
Lagerstroemia indica ‘ Whit II’ Dynamite
HARDINESS: Zones 6-9
GROWTH HABIT: 15′ to 20′ high with an 8′-10′ spread. Slow to moderate growth rate.
FOLIAGE: New foliage emerges as reddish burgundy; matures to dark green; turns yellow to orange to red in fall.
FLOWERS: Cherry red flowers that blooms late spring to summer.
BARK: Smooth tan to grey exfoliating bark.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Small flowering tree; adaptable to urban growing conditions.
Muskogee Crape Myrtle (Lavender)
Lagerstroemia x ‘Muskogee’
HARDINESS: Zones 6-10
GROWTH HABIT: 20′-30′ high with a 15′-25′ spread. Upright, broad vase-like. This hybrid is extremely vigorous and fast-growing. Disease -resistant hybrid.Multi-trunk.
FOLIAGE: Dark green in summer which turns yellow to orange to red in fall.
FLOWERS: Pink-lavender flowers that blooms early to late summer.
BARK: Smooth tan to grey exfoliating bark.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Large flowering tree which is very adaptable to urban growing conditions. Tolerant of soil compaction, drought and crowded growing conditions.
Natchez Crape Myrtle (White)
Lagerstroemia x ‘Natchez’
HARDINESS: Zones 6-10
GROWTH HABIT: 20′-30′ tall with a 15′-25′ spread. Upright, broad vase-like. Moderate to fast growth. Multi-trunk.
FOLIAGE: Dark green in summer which turns yellow to orange to red in fall.
FLOWERS: ‘Natchez’s’ white flowers bloom throughout the summer.
BARK: Smooth tan to grey exfoliates to cinnamon-brown colored bark.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: : ‘Natchez’ is a large, tough hybrid. It is very adaptable to urban growing conditions.
Red Rocket Crape Myrtle (Red)
Lagerstroemia x ‘Red Rocket’
HARDINESS: Zones 6-10.
GROWTH HABIT: 10′-15’tall with a spread 10′-15′. Upright, broad vase-like. Moderate to fast growth. Multi-trunk.
FOLIAGE: Dark green in summer which turns yellow to orange to red in fall.
FLOWERS: Cherry red flowers blooms late spring to early summer.
BARK: Smooth tan to grey exfoliates to grey-brown colored bark.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Vibrant red color makes it an asset to any landscape. It is very adaptable to urban growing conditions.
Sarah’s Favorites Crape Myrtle (White)
Lagerstroemia x ‘Sarah’s Favorites’
HARDINESS: Zones 7-10
GROWTH HABIT: 20′-30′ high with a 12′-15′ spread. Upright, broad vase-like. Moderate to fast growth. Full sun to partial shade. Multi-trunk. Disease -resistant hybrid.
FOLIAGE: Dark green in summer which turns yellow to orange to red in fall.
FLOWERS: White flowers that re-bloom all summer.
BARK: Smooth tan to grey exfoliates to cinnamon-brown colored bark.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: A large, tough hybrid which is very adaptable to urban growing conditions due to its tolerance of soil compaction, drought and crowded growing conditions. Is more narrow than ‘Natchez’.
Sioux Crape Myrtle
Lagerstroemia x ‘Sioux’
HARDINESS: Zones 7 – 9
GROWTH HABIT: 14′ high with 12′ spread. Upright, multiple-stemmed in large shrub or small tree.
FOLIAGE: Dark green, glossy, leathery leaves turning light maroon to bright red in Fall.
FLOWERS: Dark pink blooms late July to mid September.
BARK: Exfoliating bark of older branches; light medium gray-brown coloration.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: It’s resistance to mildew makes it adaptable to many different areas. Its shape makes great for new development.
Tonto Crape Myrtle (Deep pink-red)
Lagerstroemia x ‘Tonto’
HARDINESS: Zones 7-10
GROWTH HABIT: 8′-10′ high with a 8′-10′ spread. Upright, broad vase-like. Moderate to fast growth.
FOLIAGE: Dark green in summer which turns yellow to orange to red in fall.
FLOWERS: Deep pink-red flowers that re-bloom all summer.
BARK: Smooth cream to grey-brown which exfoliates to tan colored bark.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Smaller specimen than other crape myrtle with vibrant color. Very adaptable to urban growing conditions due to its tolerance of soil compaction.
Tuscarora Crape Myrtle (Dark Pink)
Lagerstroemia x ‘Tuscarora’
HARDINESS: Zones 7-9
GROWTH HABIT: 15′-20′ tall with a spread 10′-12′ wide. Upright, broad vase-like. Moderate to fast growth. Multi-trunk.
FOLIAGE: Dark green in summer which turns yellow to orange to red in fall.
FLOWERS: Dark coral pink flowers that bloom early to late summer.
BARK: Smooth light brown exfoliating.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Medium sized tree that is very adaptable to urban growing conditions due to its tolerance of soil compaction, drought and crowded growing conditions.
Eastern Redbud
Cercis canadenisis
HARDINESS: Zones 4-9
GROWTH HABIT: 25′ high with 15′-20′ spread. Irregular, upright, vase-like shape. Moderate to fast growth rate; prefers well-drained soil.
FOLIAGE: Oval to heart shaped leaves that turn dark green in summer and yellow in fall.
FLOWERS: Purple or pink in early spring.
BARK: Smooth, thin brownish grey; matures to black, rough ridges.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Specimen tree. Small flowering tree that adapts to different regions and soil types. Highly drought tolerant.
Okame Cherry
Prunus ‘Okame’
HARDINESS: Zones 6-9
GROWTH HABIT: Height 15′ by 15′ spread and height. Symmetrical canopy with a regular outline; oval; upright.
FOLIAGE: Green leaf color turning to copper-orange in the fall.
FLOWERS: Pick flowers occur in spring and winter blooms.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Recommended for buffer strips around parking lots or for medial strip plannings in the highway; near a deck or patio
Yoshino Cherry
Prunus x yedoensis
HARDINESS: Zone 5 – 8.
GROWTH HABIT: Can grow to 50′ height by 25-40′ spread at maturity.
FOLIAGE: Leaves emerge in reddish color turning dark green by summer.
FLOWERS: Produces white-pink flowers March through April.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Recommended for buffer strips around parking lots or for medial strip plannings in the highway; near a deck or patio
Evergreen Flowering
Blanchard Magnolia
Magnolia grandiflora ‘D.D. Blanchard’
HARDINESS: 50′ high with a 25-35′ spread. Upright and oval with an open-branched pyramidal form. Moderate growth rate with water and fertilizer.
GROWTH HABIT: 50′ high with a 25-35′ spread. Upright and oval with an open-branched pyramidal form. Moderate growth rate with water and fertilizer.
FOLIAGE: Dark lustrous green with orange -brown underside.
FLOWERS: Creamy white and fragrant. blooms May – June.
BARK: Smooth grayish brown when young.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Specimen tree that needs room to grow. Exceptionally handsome form that is relatively easy to root. Makes an excellent shade tree.
Bracken's Brown Beauty Magnolia
Magnolia grandiflora ‘Bracken’s Brown Beauty’
HARDINESS: Zones 6 – 9
GROWTH HABIT: 50′ high with a 30′ spread. Upright, oval , and low branching evergreen tree. Moderate growth rate with water and fertilizer.
FOLIAGE: Dark lustrous green with rusty brown underside.
FLOWERS: Creamy white and fragrant; blooms May – June.
BARK: Smooth grayish brown when young.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Specimen tree that need room to grow. ‘Bracken’s Brown Beauty’ makes a fuller specimen due to its relatively compact and dense structure.
Claudia Magnolia
Magnolia grandiflora ‘Claudia Wannamaker’
HARDINESS: Zones 7 – 10
GROWTH HABIT: 50’-60′ high with a 30’spread. Broad, uniform and pyramidal form. Moderate to fast growth rate. Best growth in full sun.
FOLIAGE: Medium green with a tan underside.
FLOWERS: Fragrant white blooms May – June.
BARK: Smooth grayish brown when young.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Good specimen to use for a traditional southern planting. Blooms at a young age and is a dense uniform grower.
Little Gem Magnolia
Magnolia grandiflora ‘Little Gem’
HARDINESS: Zone 7-9
GROWTH HABIT: 25′ high with a 15′ spread. Ovate, smaller tree. Moderate growth rate.
FOLIAGE: Small, dark green leaves with a felted brown underside.
FLOWERS: Creamy white and fragrant blooms May through November.
BARK: Smooth gray brown when young.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Specimen tree due to its continuous blooms. Can be used as a medium size screen or hedge; proven dwarf magnolia. Excellent urban use due to its adaptability to heat, humidity and drought stress.
Foster Holly
Ilex x attenuate ‘Foster No 2’
HARDINESS: Zones 6-9
GROWTH HABIT: 25′ high with a 6′-10′ spread. Broadleaf evergreen. Dense narrow-conical in shape. Fast growth rate in full sun or partial shade.
FOLIAGE: Glossy, dark green leaves with bright red berries in abundance.
BARK: Smooth and grey.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Adaptable for general landscape use as foundation, hedge or specimen tree. Excellent for urban use due to its heat and drought tolerance.
Buford Holly
Ilex x cornuta ‘Burfordii’
HARDINESS: Zones 7-9
GROWTH HABIT: 10′ high with a 25′ spread. Bushy, dense round evergreen shrub that can be grown as small tree. Slow to moderate growth rate.
FOLIAGE: Dark green leaves with red berries.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Adaptable use in general landscape as foundation, hedge or specimen tree. Excellent for use in urban settings due to its drought and heat tolerance. Very durable holly.
Greenleaf Holly
Ilex x attenuate ‘Greenleaf
HARDINESS: Zone 6-9
GROWTH HABIT: 20′-30′ high with a 15′ -20’spread. Broad dense pyramidal form. Slow to moderate growth rate. Prefers full sun; will tolerate partial shade.
FOLIAGE: Glossy medium green leaves with bright red berries.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Adaptable use in general landscape as foundation, hedge or specimen tree. Excellent choice for urban settings due to its tolerance to heat, soil compaction and drought.
Emily Bruner Holly
Ilex x ‘Emily Bruner’
HARDINESS: Zone 7-9
GROWTH HABIT: 20′ to 30′ high with a
8′-15′ spread. Broadleaf evergreen with a tight growth habit. Slow to moderate
growth rate.
FOLIAGE: Dark green leaves
with large red berries that encircle the stem.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Adaptable use in general landscape as foundation, hedge or specimen tree.Makes an exceptional screening plant. Is adaptable to a wide range of soils.
Mary Nell Holly
Ilex x ‘Mary Nell’
HARDINESS: Zone 6-9
GROWTH HABIT: 20′ to 30′ high with a 8′-15′ spread. Broadleaf evergreen with a tight growth habit. Slow to moderate growth rate.
FOLIAGE: Dark green leaves with large red berries.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Adaptable use in general landscape as foundation, hedge or specimen tree.
Nellie Stevens Holly
Ilex x ‘Nellie R. Stevens’
HARDINESS: Zones 6-9
GROWTH HABIT: 20′ to 30′ high with a 8′-15′ spread. Broadleaf evergreen with a tight growth habit. Moderate growth rate.
FOLIAGE: Dark green leaves with round red berries throughout winter.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Does well in urban settings due to its tolerance for drought and heat. Very durable vigorous plant that is adaptable for use in general landscape as foundation, hedge or specimen tree.
Setsugekka Camellia
Camellia setsugekka
HARDINESS: Zone 7-9
GROWTH HABIT: 6′ – 10′ high with a 6′-10′ spread. Broad densely branched evergreen. Pyramidal to oval rounded shape. Slow growth rate; prefers partial shade.
FOLIAGE: Dark lustrous green through the seasons.
FLOWERS: Non-fragrant and large; may bloom from October to December. Available in white flowers.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Excellent for use in borders, mixed plantings or as an accent plant in protected courtyards or against a wall.
Alabama Beauty Camellia
Camellia sasanqua
HARDINESS: Zone 7-9
GROWTH HABIT: 6′ – 10′ high with a 6′-10′ spread. Broad densely branched evergreen. Pyramidal to oval rounded shape. Slow growth rate; prefers partial shade.
FOLIAGE: Dark lustrous green through the seasons.
FLOWERS: Non-fragrant and large; may bloom from October to December. Available in red flowers.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Excellent for use in borders, mixed plantings or as an accent plant in protected courtyards or against a wall.
Yuletide Camellia
Camellia sasanqua
HARDINESS: Zones 7 – 9
GROWTH HABIT: Grows to a height of 6-10′ and a spread of 6-10′ at maturity. It grows at a rate of less than 12″ per year. It grows in a pyramid to oval shape.
FOLIAGE: Leaves are narrowly oval and are glossy dark green in color.
FLOWERS: Produces deep pink flowers in the fall.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Excellent for use in borders, mixed plantings or as an accent plant in protected courtyards or against a wall.
Recurve Ligustrum
Ligustrum japonicum ‘Recurvifolium’
HARDINESS: Zones 7-10
GROWTH HABIT: 15-18′ high with a 6′-8′ spread. Upright dense evergreen shrub. Fast growth rate. Sun or shade. Multi-trunk.
FOLIAGE: Lustrous dark green.
FLOWERS: Creamy white and very fragrant mid to late May.
BARK: Smooth gray.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: A small flowering tree which is a very versatile. Easily transplantable. It is very adaptable to urban growing conditions due to its tolerance of soil compaction, drought and crowded growing conditions.
Fragrant Tea Olive
Osmanthus frangrans
HARDINESS: Zones 7 – 9
GROWTH HABIT: Grows to 15-30′ tall by 15-20′ wide at maturity in a symmetrical canopy.
FOLIAGE: Green leaves with oval shape.
FLOWERS: White flowers blooming in the spring, fall and winter.
BARK: Smooth gray.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Best used as a hedge near a deck or patio or a privacy screen.
Fortune's Tea Olive
Osmanthus x fortunei
HARDINESS: Zones 7 – 9
GROWTH HABIT: Grows 15-50′ tall by 6-10′ wide in an oval shape.
FOLIAGE: Green leaves with oval shape.
FLOWERS: White flowers, bloomin in the fall with a pleasant fragrance.
BARK: Smooth gray
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Often used as a hedge or foundation plant for privacy screen.
Fruitland Tea Olive
Osmanthus x fortunei ‘Fruitlandii’
HARDINESS: Zone 7- 9
GROWTH HABIT: Grows to be 20-25′ tall by 15-20′ wide at maturity
FOLIAGE: Medium green with oval shape.
FLOWERS: Pale cream-yellow, fragrant flowers budding in the fall
BARK: Smooth gray
LANDSCAPE VALUE: great for screening and privacy
Evergreen Non-flowering
Japanese Cedar
Cryptomeria japonica
HARDINESS: Zones 6-8
GROWTH HABIT: 50′-60′ high with a 20′-30′ spread. Large evergreen tree. Upright symmetrical and pyramidal Moderate growth rate. Easy to grow.
FOLIAGE: Bright green to bluish green in summer.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Useful as a specimen tree, large screen or hedge. Good adaptability to urban conditions. Thrives in the southern states.
Green Giant Arborvitae
Thuja x ’Green Giant’
HARDINESS: Zones 6-9
GROWTH HABIT: 50′ high a with 12′ spread. Large evergreen conifer. Dense pyramid shape. Fast growth rate. Tolerates full sun or partial shade.
FOLIAGE: grant dark green vertical sprays; stays green through winter.
BARK: Matures to gray-brown plates and fissures.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: This is an exceptional landscape tree for use as a screen, hedge, windbreak, or single specimen. It is tolerant of a wide variety of soils and climates. It is wind resistant once established and withstands heavy ice or snow loads.
Leyland Cypress
x Cupressocyparis leylandii
HARDINESS: Zones 6-9
GROWTH HABIT: 50’-80’ high with 12′ – 20′ spread. Large evergreen conifer. Upright and cone shaped. Moderate to fast growth rate. Prefers full sun.
FOLIAGE: Dark green to blue-ish green leaves.
BARK: Matures to dark reddish brown with scales.
LANDSCAPE VALUE: Its vigorous growth (3′-4′ per year) makes it a good hedge and privacy screen. Good urban tolerance.
Murray Leyland Cypress
x Cupressocyparis leylandii ‘Murray’
HARDINESS: Zones 6-9
GROWTH HABIT: 50’-80’ high with 12′ – 20′ spread. Large evergreen conifer. Upright and cone shaped. Moderate to fast growth rate. Prefers full sun.
FOLIAGE: Dark green to bluish green leaves
BARK: Matures to dark reddish brown with scales.
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