Our Trees

Red Bud Tree

Known for their stunning pink or white flowers that bloom in early spring before the leaves appear. These trees add vibrant color to landscapes and are native to eastern North America.

Crape Myrtle (Multi Trunk)

Multi-trunk Crape Myrtles offer a dramatic, sculptural appearance with multiple stems growing from the base. Their long-lasting summer flowers and attractive exfoliating bark make them a standout in any landscape.

Crape Myrtle (Single Trunk)

Single-trunk Crape Myrtles have a more tree-like appearance with one main trunk. They provide beautiful summer color with their showy flowers and excellent fall foliage.

Bald Cypress

A deciduous conifer with feathery foliage that turns russet-red in fall before dropping. These trees are adaptable to various soil conditions including wet areas and can develop distinctive knee-like root structures.

Bur Oak

A majestic oak species with a massive trunk and broad crown. Bur Oaks produce large acorns and have deeply lobed leaves. They're extremely long-lived and provide excellent shade.

Chinese Pistache

Prized for its spectacular fall color, the Chinese Pistache displays brilliant orange and red foliage. It's an excellent shade tree with a rounded crown and high drought tolerance.

Drake Elm

An attractive, semi-evergreen elm with a graceful, weeping habit. Drake Elms have glossy green leaves and are more resistant to Dutch elm disease than American elms.

Chinquapin Oak

A beautiful oak with distinctive toothed leaves that resemble chestnut foliage. Chinquapin Oaks have strong branch structure and provide dense shade. They adapt well to alkaline soils.

Live Oak

Iconic evergreen oaks with broad, spreading canopies. Live Oaks are known for their massive, horizontal branches and can live for centuries. They provide excellent shade and wildlife habitat.

Red Oak

Fast-growing oak with lobed leaves that turn brilliant red in the fall. Red Oaks have a straight trunk and symmetrical crown, making them excellent shade and street trees.