Northern Red Oak
The Northern Red Oak Tree, ‘Quercus borealis,’ has moderate water requirements and can tolerate salt and alkali soils. It is most known for its strength and brilliant red fall color. Its form is rounded and its ascending, typically massive branches commonly bend low to the ground. It will begin to bear its acorns in about ten to twelve years in a nursery setting. This is a very widely planted tree that grows best in well-draining soils. A Northern Read Oak is most commonly used as a specimen tree or for wildlife. $14.95
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Cleveland Flowering Pear
The Cleveland Select Flowering Pear Tree, ‘Pyrus calleryana,’ is simply the most beautiful flowering pear tree in the spring, with its snowy white branches. This tree has more flowers than any other flowering pear tree. They exhibit a pyramidal form with evenly branched limbs. The attractive, upright oval form is showboated with the glossy green leaves. Tolerable of urban condition and heavy clay soils, the Cleveland Select Pear tree will reach a height of thirty feet with a width of fifteen feet.
The Autumn Purple White Ash, ‘Fraxinus americana,’ is a fast growing variety of Ash that can grow from two to three feet per year. This seedless male tree is a cultivar of the species, and is native to moist areas. It exhibits a nearly pyramidal form with a round top when your, but will gradually slow down and attain an oval shape at maturity. This wonderful tall shade tree prefers to be planted in a sunny location.
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