deciduous
Sorbus aucuparia
European mountain ash
European mountain ash, also called rowan, has compound leaves made up of many small leaflets.
$150Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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- Bonsai with seasonal leaf changes and winter branch structure.
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deciduous
Stewartia monadelpha
Tall stewartia
Tall stewartia is admired for smooth, reddish tan bark exposed as the outer surface peels away.
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deciduous
Taxodium ascendens
Pond cypress
Pond cypress has fine, overlapping foliage held close to slender shoots, giving it a different texture from bald cypress.
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deciduous
Taxodium distichum
Bald Cypress
Bald cypresses have beautiful reddish brown bark and soft, needle shaped leaves which develop a nice auburn color in the fall.
$25 to $89.99Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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deciduous
Tilia cordata
Littleleaf linden
Littleleaf linden has glossy, heart-shaped leaves with finely toothed edges and clusters of fragrant, creamy yellow flowers.
1 named selection to explore
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Ulmus americana
American elm
American elm has toothed leaves with an uneven base and a naturally arching, vase-shaped branch structure.
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deciduous
Ulmus crassifolia
Cedar elm
Cedar elm has small, rough-textured leaves and gray to brown bark broken into loose, flaky scales.
$450Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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deciduous
Ulmus parvifolia
Chinese Elm
Chinese elm combines small, finely toothed leaves with branching that responds well to shaping.
$20 to $600Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
6 named selections to explore
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deciduous
Ulmus x ‘Jacqueline Hillier’
Jacqueline Hillier elm
Jacqueline Hillier is a small-leaved elm with dense branching and a naturally rounded habit.
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deciduous
Wisteria spp.
Wisteria
Wisteria has twining woody stems, compound leaves and hanging clusters of fragrant, pea-shaped flowers.
$45Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
2 named selections to explore
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deciduous
Zelkova serrata
Japanese zelkova
Japanese zelkova has toothed leaves and a branching canopy that creates a tree like silhouette in miniature.
$150Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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