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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	Japanese Pagodatree Scientific Name: Styphnolobium japonicum An urban tolerant tree with a flowing form and fine texture. This tree tolerates pollution extremely well. The foliage is a bright green and very attractive. The showy flowers come in July when few other trees... More Information
	Kousa Dogwood Scientific Name: Cornus kousa ‘Milky Way Select’ Exquisite trunk and bark. Lovely flowers. Burgundy, red and orange fall colors, sometimes all three on the same plant. The Kousa is much more amenable to culture than our native flowering dogwood with its... More Information
	Lacebark (Allee) Elm Scientific Name: Ulmus parviflora ‘Allee’ This very refined, regal tree is also often refered to as the Allee' Elm because of the commonly used cultivar 'Emer II Allee'. The bark exfoliates in a puzzle-like pattern exposing the orangebrown, slate grey... More Information
	London Plane Scientific Name: Platanus x acerifolia ‘Bloodgood’ Beautiful bark and majestic structure are the main ornamental features of this tree. Add to these attributes an almost bullet-proof constitution and we have a very fine large shade tree which tolerates... More Information
	Native Snakebark Maple Scientific Name: Acer pennsylvanicum A refined native that flourishes in partial shade and moist, well-drained soils in the Appalachian Mountains. The soft green foliage is sensational, the bark lends winter interest and the fall color is usually an... More Information
	Painted Maple Scientific Name: Acer mono The Painted Maple is a lovely medium-sized tree with attractive foliage and elegant form. The red new growth contrasts beauti-fully with a backdrop of dark green leaves at times through the growing season and even from season... More Information
	Paperbark Maple Scientific Name: Acer griseum This slow growing Maple has the loveliest bark of all Maples. It is especially pleasing in the winter after a fresh snowfall. The foliage is an attractive blue-green and is generally clean and trouble free. This tree is... More Information
	Pawpaw Scientific Name: Asimina triloba Want something different? Try the Pawpaw. Zone five hardiness with a tropical appearance. This well formed, small tree should be used oftener. The large drooping leaves turn an attactive yellow in the fall. Does best in... More Information