Carya aquatica
An excellent specimen in the Southeast. The Water Hickory is commonly found in tough environments, including swamps and lowlands.
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An excellent specimen in the Southeast. The Water Hickory is commonly found in tough environments, including swamps and lowlands.
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Holds up better than other birch cultivars during heat stress.
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An introduction of PDSI that is propagated on its own root, thus having consistent shape and growth rate.
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Palatial® Dawn Redwood has an upright and dense branching structure with excellent dark-green foliage.
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The newest introduction of American Elm is also the new standard in the heat of southern landscapes.
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Expansive, vase-shaped canopy with arching limbs; dark green summer foliage.
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This Lacebark Elm has a distinct broad-rounded habit and uniform branch development.
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“No other tree embodies such functional, yet noble, attributes.” – Dr. Michael Dirr
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Fortitude™ differs from other Willow Oak selections due to mid-spring leaf-out, protecting it from spring cold damage.
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Ascendor® is upright, but with a moderate branch angle that is much less likely to develop included bark as compared to other upright trees we have evaluated.
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Native shade tree – own root. The first cultivar of Willow Oak available on its own root.
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Compared to most shumard oaks, Prominence® is a more vigorous, dense tree.
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Fast growing oak suitable for streets, lawns and commercial open spaces.
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Selected for good vigor, uniform and dense branching structure, form, and density.
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Esplanade® is a handsome Nuttall Oak from Tree Introductions.
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Sangria® will stand out in spring with striking impact.
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The first cultivar Nuttall Oak available on its own root.
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Endurance is the first cultivar Compton Oak available on its own root.
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Native shade tree – own root. Streamline® Overcup Oak has moderately upswept branching.
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The first cultivar Overcup Oak available on its own root.
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