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Acer miyabei 'State Street'
State Street Miyabe Maple |
ZONE 4, HT 40', SP 25', SUN/PART SUN
A maple like no other. This maple has a dark green hue to the leaves which contrasts well with the corky bark. A great selection for an urban location where heat, drought, salt and pollution are a concern. |
1.75" Cal 395.00
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Acer palmatum
'Bloodgood'
Japanese Maple |
ZONE 5, HT 8-20', SP 6-15', SUN/ PART SUN
A beautiful,
slow growing specimen tree. Perhaps the hardiest of the Japanese maples,
some have survived -25 degrees F. Deep reddish-purple leaves that have incredible red fall color. Best if used in a protected area. |
36" Ht 119.98
48" Ht 295.00
72" Ht 539.00
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Acer pensylvanicum
striped maple/ moose maple |
ZONE 3, HT 15-30', SP 15-20', SUN/SHADE
Although one of the smallest maples in Vermont this is a tree that has a lot of benefits. The moose maple, as it is most known in Vermont, is a major understory plant that provides food and shelter for an abundance of wildlife. If you have a shaded area that needs some small trees or a large shrub then look no further. The beautiful striped bark is great year round, but watch it shine against the snow and it will soon become a favorite. |
2" Cal 439.00
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Acer rubrum
Red Maple |
ZONE 3, HT 40 - 60', SP 40-50', SUN Our native Red Maple is best
known for its fall coloring varying from yellow to brilliant red.
Fast growing and does well in wet locations and heavy soils. |
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POTnPOT10 139.98
2” Cal 439.00
2.5” Cal 539.00
3” Cal 669.00
4" Cal 995.00
4.5" Cal 1395.00
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Acer rubrum 'Northwood' Northwood Red Maple |
ZONE 3, HT 40-50', SP 15-20', SUN
A beautiful rounded form of Red Maple. With a straight sturdy trunk it is one of the hardiest of Red Maples. Yes and for those of us in the beautiful north it has spectacular orange-red fall color. |
3” Cal 639.00
4
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Acer rubrum 'October Glory'
October Glory Maple |
ZONE 4, HT 50-60', SP 35-40', SUN When this maple is in full fall color in our fields, it never fails to draw attention to itself. Impressive and intense crimson red fall color that lasts longer than any other maple we grow. Hardiness at higher elevations is a question mark, but it grows extremely well in our Champlain Valley fields. |
2.5" Cal 539.00
3" Cal 669.00
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Acer rubrum 'Red Sunset'
Red Maple |
ZONE 4, HT 50', SP 30-40', SUN Outstanding brilliant red fall color.
Upright and dense growth habit make this an excellent street or lawn
tree. |
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POTnPOT10 149.98 |
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Acer saccharum
Sugar Maple |
ZONE 3, HT 50-75', SP 50', SUN
Our state tree and one of the best large shade trees. Spectacular fall color in varying tones of yellow, orange and red. A native tree that is pollution and salt sensitive and needs well drained soils. |
POTnPOT10 139.98
1.75” Cal 369.00
2” Cal 439.00
2.5” Cal 539.00
3.5” Cal 795.00
4" Cal 995.00
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Acer saccharum 'Green
Mountain'
Sugar Maple |
ZONE 4, HT 50', SP 40', SUN
A beautiful cultivar of Sugar Maple,
'Green Mountain' is selected for a fast and more regular growth habit
as well as its deep green summer leaf color. |
2.5” Cal 539.00
3” Cal 669.00
3.5" Cal 795.00 |
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Acer x freemanii 'Celebration' |
ZONE 4, HT 35'-45', SP 30'-40', SUN
The Celebration is an upright tree with a distinct, uniform branch structure. The tree is a compact grower which works well in an urban setting. This cultivar can tolerate soil with a high pH. |
POTnPOT10 139.98 |
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Acer x freemanii 'Jeffers Red' Autumn Blaze Maple |
ZONE 4, HT 50', SP 40', SUN Dense, rounded oval shape with a strong central leader. The rich orange-red fall color lasts longer than other varieties. Grows rapidly, has good drought resistance once established, and tolerates a range of soils. |
3.5" Cal 795.00
4.5" Cal 1495.00
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Acer x freemanii 'Sienna' Sienna Glen Maple |
ZONE 3-7, 60' HT, 40' SP, SUN A vigorous grower, this maple forms a well-branched tree, even when young. The smaller leaves and finer branching gives it a delicate look in the landscape. Green foliage in summer turns a wonderful burgundy red in autumn. Excellent winter hardiness and less suseptible to winter frost cracking than Autumn Blaze. |
POTnPOT10 139.98
2" Cal 439.00
2.5" Cal 539.00
3" Cal 669.00 |
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Aesculus glabra Ohio Buckeye |
Zone 3, HT 20'-40', SP 20'-40', Sun
The unusual and attractive palmately compound leaves turn a range of yellows, reds and oranges in the fall. Large yellowish-green panicle flowers are produced in spring followed by large brown fruit capsules. |
POTnPOT10 129.98 |
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Aesculus hippocastanum Horsechestnut |
ZONE 4, HT 50-75', SP 40-70', SUN/PART SHADE This is the massive beauty behind our building. Large, showy white flowers in spring create a spectacular display. A great tree for a large area. |
POTnPOT10 99.98 |
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Amelanchier 'Autumn Brilliance'
Serviceberry |
ZONE 3, HT 25', SP 15', SUN/PART SUN We love Amelanchier because it is one of the first trees to flower in the spring. This variety has purple berries that will attract the birds. Its foliage is perhaps the cleanest of all the Amelanchier turning a brilliant red color in fall. |
POTnPOT10 119.98
1.75" Cal 369.00
2" Cal 439.00
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Amelanchier canadensis 'Trazam'
Tradition Serviceberry |
ZONE 4, HT 25'-30',SP 15-20',SUN - PART SHADE
Tradition is a native tree selection that blooms prolifically in early spring followed by blueberry-type fruit that is usually picked clean by birds. Bright red and orange fall foliage. It's light shade makes it ideal for planting within gardens. Daffodils and early tulips complement the white blooms. |
1.75" Cal 369.00 2.5" Cal 539.00
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Amelanchier canadensis 'Trazam' Tradition Serviceberry |
ZONE 4, HT 25'-30',SP 15-20',SUN - PART SHADE Tradition is a native tree selection that blooms prolifically in early spring followed by blueberry-type fruit that is usually picked clean by birds. Bright red and orange fall foliage. It's light shade makes it ideal for planting within gardens. Daffodils and early tulips complement the white blooms. |
2" Cal 439.00
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Amelanchier lamarckii
Juneberry |
ZONE 4, HT 15-25', SP 15-25', SUN/ PART SHADE This Amelanchier is of unknown origin but is believed to be a native cross of the North American species. This plant features showy, 5 petaled white flowers, in drooping clusters in April. The edible berries appear in June and often used in jams and jellies. Unlike other Amelanchiers the leaves are highly disease resistant so the fall color on this plant is incredible. |
84" Ht 229.98
108" Ht 339.00
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