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Hillsborough, NC Serving Atlantic Seaboard customers from Florida to Long Island |
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Here are some incredible values on large specimen plants.
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Fall Color Sale! |
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20' October Glory Red Maples
October Glory Red Maple—Often used to line driveways or boulevards, October Glory Maples quickly mature into a beautiful oval shape, growing to between 40 and 50 feet. The leaves drop later in the season than other trees so autumn color continues while other trees are bare. Spring brings lovely small red flowers that contrast against the verdent backdrop of spring. Showy red fruit attracts birds. The reliable color is less dependent on the weather than other maples. This low-maintenance, yet fast-growing, tree is an ideal landscaping tree requiring minimal attention! October Glories are ideal for warmer Southern climates, too, bringing New England color to your landscaping.
Suitable for zones 6-9, roughly from Long Island to deep South. |
18' - 24' Weeping Willow
Weeping Willow—A classic shade tree that brings sweeping pastoral elegance to your yard, the Weeping Willow evokes memories of a quieter and gentler time. Weeping Willows grow exceptionally fast, as much as 6 to 8 feet per year in ideal conditions, and are very low maintenance. Among the first trees to leaf out, they are extremely adaptable to most soil types and can be used to control soil erosion along banks.
Suitable for zones 4-9, roughly from Long Island to deep South. |
16' - 18' CryptomeriaCryptomeria — Also called a "Japanese Cedar," these trees are among the finest evergreens for the landscape. Their soft, whispy, feathery foliage has nice color in spring, summer, fall and winter! Revered for their graceful beauty, they have been used for centuries in Japan on the grounds of temples and shrines. They bring a peacefulness to a residential landscape that creates a sanctuary for family and guests. Relatively slow growing, these long-lived trees can reach heights of 250 feet, though in landscaping we usually see specimens in the 50 foot range. They require little maintenance and love acidic soil.
Suitable for zones 5-9, roughly from Coastal New England to the Gulf Coast.
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18' Deodar Cedar Speciman Quality
Deodar Cedar — Also called a "Himallayan Cedar," this is often said by arborists to be the "most graceful cedar." The graceful, sweeping branches form a pyramidal shape with good branch density. Its blue-green needles compliment the landscaping color palette. Deodars start out dense and become wider and more open and artistic with age, eventually losing their lower branches. An excellent evergreen, it achieves heights of 70 feet. Once established, it is heat and drought tolerant, disease and pest-free (and deer resistant).
Suitable for zones 7-9, roughly from coastal New York to the Gulf Coast. |
16' to 18' Emily Bruner Holly
Emily Bruner Holly — These estate-quality specimens are the ideal holly for screening and/or as a focal point. Positives include a high tolerance for shade and or full sun. This holly also can recover from stresses which create defoiliation. Other hollies like Nellie Stevens holly can take years to recover whereas Emily Bruner can often recover in a season. Nice uniform growth rate which doesn't require constant pruning. Grows about 12-18 inches per year. Our most popular holly. Has beautiful dense foiliage and is an excellent berrier which the birds love!
Suitable for zones 6-9, roughly from Coastal New England to the Gulf Coast. After established, very drought tolerant. |
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Stock is limited to quantity on hand. |
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