Woodlawn Tree Inventory
Woodlawn trees are available in various root size containers, 10 gal. – 100 gal. Not all trees are available in each size. Please email or contact us for specific information on a certain tree of interest.
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American HornbeamScientific Name: Carpinus caroliniana A charming small to medium sized native with year around appeal. Of special interest is the grey bark and rippled trunk which is the reason the tree is sometimes referred to as 'Musclewood'. This tree has good... |
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Amur MaackiScientific Name: Maacki amurense This is a handsome, yet little known and used tree. The foliage emerges a unique blue-green, maturing to a rich dark green. The panicles of white flowers bloom midsummer when few other trees are blooming. Even the scaly... |
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Black TupeloScientific Name: Nyssa sylvatica A very refined native when properly placed. The foliage is glossy in the summer and spectacular in the fall. This is a medium sized tree growing to about 50' in most locations but can grow taller. Leaf spot can be a... |
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Carolina SilverbellScientific Name: H. carolina The bark is attractive, the fall color is pleasing and the summer foliage is sensational but the lovely, bell-shaped flowers trump all other ornamental features on this under-used native tree. Flowers can persist on the tree... |
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Chinese HemlockScientific Name: Tsuga chinensis Hemlocks are lovely trees but the use of native species has been tempered by three debilitating pests: Hemlock Wooly Adelgid, Spruce Spider Mites and Elongate Hemlock Scale. Chinese Hemlock has shown resistance to all... |
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Chinese RedbudScientific Name: Cercis chinensis ‘Avondale’ Lovely flowers and lush foliage are the attributes that set this plant in a place by itself. The flowers appear about two weeks earlier than C. Canadensis making a sensational early spring appearance. Smaller... |
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Corneliancherry DogwoodScientific Name: Cornus mas Profuse, early spring flowers. Durable constitution and urban tolerance. Attractive bark and lush foliage. Ornamental late summer fruit. |
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Dawn RedwoodScientific Name: Metasequoia glyptostroboides Gentle Grandeur Soft foliage.Insect and disease resistant.Lovely bark and fluted trunk.Fast growth.Burnt orange fall color.Resistant to storm damage.An all-around, excellent tree in the proper location. |
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Most Underutilized Trees You Should Consider Planting
Most Underutilized Trees You Should Consider Planting
Most Underutilized Trees You Should Consider Planting
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