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Ostrya virginiana
Ironwood (American Hophornbeam) |
ZONE 3, HT 30-40', SP 25', FULL/PART SUN
Handsome tree for lawns and naturalized areas. Forms a graceful medium sized tree with horizontal and drooping branches. Foliage is dark green during the growing season turn golden yellow in fall. Hop - like fruit add interest in late - summer. Prefers moist, well drained soils. Will tolerate dry locations. |
| POTnPOT10 169.98 |
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Platanus occidentalis
Sycamore |
ZONE 4, HT 75-100', SUN
An impressive tree, naturally found near
streambanks. Grows 75-100' tall with irregular growth and has white
and gray mottled bark. An excellent specimen is growing in Shelburne on Falls Road. |
| POTnPOT10 149.98 |
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Populus tremuloides
Quaking Aspen |
ZONE 2, HT 60-80', SP 30', SUN/PART SUN
Picture swinging in your
hammock with a cool drink on a lazy summer afternoon, leaves quietly
rustling in the breeze overhead. Native to much of the Northern U.S.
and Canada populars are excellent for naturalizing. Indifferent to
soil conditions. Gorgeous yellow fall color. |
POTnPOT10 99.98 |
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| Quercus alba
White Oak |
ZONE 4, HT 60-80’, SP 60-100’, SUN
Slow growing, but none the less a handsome and majestic tree. An irregular, rounded shape and tolerant of a range of soils. Strong, disease resistant and drought tolerant. This oak's foliage is a deep green with a white underside turning purplish red in fall. A tree not just to plant for yourself, but for those yet to come. |
| POTnPOT10 139.98 |
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Quercus bicolor
Swamp White Oak |
ZONE 4, HT 50-60', SP 40-50', SUN
This majestic oak grows to have
a broad, open, round top crown with handsomely rugged bark. Foliage
is dark green with a silvery underside, turning reddish bronze in
fall. A wonderful shade tree suitable for most soils, producing prolific
crops of acorns. Give it a place of honor to be appreciated by generations
to come. |
PotnPot 10 139.98
2” Cal 439.00
2.5” Cal 539.00
3” Cal 669.00
5” Cal 2495.00
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Quercus coccinea
Scarlet Oak |
ZONE 4, HT. 50-60', SP 30-40' SUN The Scarlet Oak is an upright spreading, open, broadly oval form. This Oak as the best and longest scarlet fall color of the oaks. |
PotnPot 10 139.98
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Quercus macrocarpa
Burr Oak |
ZONE 3, HT 60', SP 60', SUN
Want to plant a majestic, long-lived shade tree for generations to admire, but your soil is so heavy you could use it to make a pot for your mom? Burr oak may be the answer. Native from Nova Scotia to Pennsylvania (we have a couple of mature specimens here at the nursery) this tree has an interesting appearance due to its corky branches and rounded open habit. A unique and charismatic tree that tolerates a wide range of soils. |
POTnPOT10 139.98
1.75” Cal 369.00
2” Cal 439.00
2.5” Cal 539.00
3” Cal 669.00
4” Cal 995.00 |
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| Quercus palustris
Pin Oak |
ZONE 4, HT 50', SP 40', SUN
A rapidly growing oak with sharply pointed leaves which turn bright red in fall. An excellent large specimen with a broad, pyramidal shape that prefers moist, rich, well-drained soils. |
6” Cal 3995.00 |
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Quercus rubra
Red Oak |
ZONE 4, HT 70', SP 50', SUN
Native to this area, the Red Oak is
one of the fastest growing of the oaks. Dense, lustrous foliage and
reddish brown fall color are trademarks of this wonderful tree. |
PotnPot 10 139.98
2” Cal 439.00
2.5” Cal 539.00
3" Cal 669.00
3.5” Cal 795.00
4” Cal 995.00
4.5” Cal 1495.00
5” Cal 2495.00
5.5” Cal 2995.00
6” Cal 3495.00
6.5” Cal 3995.00
7” Cal 4995.00
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Robinia pseudoacacia
Black Locust |
ZONE 4, HT 70', SP 30-40', SUN Horsfords signature tree!! The nursery would not be the same without the two giants that lightly shade the gardens near the Garden Center building. Survives under the most adverse conditions. |
PotnPot 10 139.98 |
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Salix
alba 'Tristis'
Golden Weeping Willow |
ZONE 2, HT 50-70’, SP 50’, SUN
The Niobe weeping willow is the perfect choice for moist areas in your landscape. Extremely graceful and fast growing, give it plenty of room. |
| POTnPOT10 99.98 |
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Syringa reticulata
Japanese Tree Lilac |
ZONE 3, HT 25', SP 25', SUN
A small flowering tree with lilac-like
foliage covers its cherry-like bark. Beautiful lilac white blooms
appear in late June through early July. A must for extending the bloom
time of small tree clusters. |
5" Cal 279.00 |
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Syringa reticulata
'Ivory Silk'
Tree Lilac |
ZONE 3, HT 25', SP 15', SUN
Sturdy, more compact, oval growth habit
than Japanese Tree Lilac. Large creamy white flower clusters in June
combined with its cherry like bark and handsome foliage make this
a most attractive small tree. |
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1.75” Cal 369.00
2” Cal 439.00
2.5” Cal 539.00
3.5" Cal 795.00
4” Cal 995.00
6” Cal 3495.00
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Ulmus americana
'Princeton'
Princeton Elm |
ZONE 2, HT 60', SP 40', SUN/PART SUN
Once New England was known for its majestic elms. We began growing this cultivar several years ago and have been pleased thus far. A majestic tree that can be used as a street or lawn tree. |
1.75" Cal 369.00
2” Cal 439.00
2.5" Cal 539.00
3” Cal 669.00
3.5” Cal 795.00
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Ulmus americana ‘Valley Forge’
Elm |
ZONE 3-9, HT 60-80', SP 30-40', SUN/PART SUN
This is the elm found to be the most resistant to Dutch Elm Disease. A full and dense canopy with the classic elm V-shaped branching structure. A medium to fast grower, growing 10-12' in five years. Dark green leaves in summer and yellow in fall.
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2” Cal 439.00
2.5” Cal 539.00
3" Cal 669.00
3.5” Cal 795.00
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Ulmus glabra 'Camperdownii'
Camperdown Weeping Elm |
ZONE 4, HT 15-18', SUN
The Camperdown Elm makes a stunning specimen tree with its coarse, broad leaves and weeping branches; equally interesting in winter when snow outlines its unusual branch structure. |
POTnPOT15 189.98 |
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