Woodlawn Tree Inventory

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Underutilized Trees You Should Consider Planting

Woodlawn trees are available in various root size containers: 5 gal. – 280 gal. Not all trees are available in each size. We grow, sell, and install big trees also. We can handle trees up to 8” in diameter and up to 30’ tall. You can have instant shade and instant screening at a modest cost. Our compact equipment enables us to place large trees in small areas. Please contact us for specific information on a certain tree of interest.

Alder (Italian)
Scientific Name: Alnus cordata
Native to island of Corsica as well as southern Italy, the Italian Alder, or Alnus Cordata, is best known for its beautiful foliage that glistens lush and green even during drought condition...

Arborvitus, 'Green Giant'
Scientific Name: Thuja x 'Green Giant'
Elegant and formal with a symmetrical, spire-like habit
Trouble-free
Performs best in full sun
40-50' high and 12-14' wide
Use as specimen, for screening and as a win...

Baldcypress
Scientific Name: Taxodium distichum
Although native to the southeast, this tree is hardy enough for northern Maine! The Baldcypress, or Taxodium distichum, grows in swamps and can thrive in year-round flooded areas, but it als...

Beech (American)
Scientific Name: Fagus grandifolia
Majestic. Durable. With smooth, grey bark and beautiful bronze fall color, the American Beech, or Fagus grandifolia, grows up to 80' tall and 50' wide. Beechnuts mature in the fall and are e...

Birch

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Betula

I like Birches and my favorite is Paper Birch! The bark is such a pure white, the fall color such a rich yellow, and just imagine multi-stem groves in our northern hardwood forests...dream on unfortunately! We're simply too far south for Paper Birch to flourish.

Birch (River) 'City Slicker'
Scientific Name: Betula nigra 'City Slicker'
The River Birch, or Betula nigra, is a reliable, vigorous performer and one of the most adaptable and trouble-free members of the genus Birch. The River Birch 'City Slicker' cultivar (Betula...

Birch (Sweet)
Scientific Name: Betula lenta
The Sweet Birch, or Betula lenta, thrives high in the mountains often in dry, difficult conditions. Common in the wild, it is rarely offered in nurseries. People often focus on Birch trees w...

Buckeye (Red)
Scientific Name: Aesculus pavia
Blooms are king on the Red Buckeye or Aesculus pavia! The emerging blossoms are pink but develop into brilliant red flower clusters by May. Formed of the individual flowers which are 1"-1.5"...

Buckeye (Yellow)
Scientific Name: Aesculus flava
The Yellow Buckeye, or Aesculus flava, is a lovely, large shade tree with an upright-oval habit and several outstanding traits. The rich green foliage, with each leaf composed of five 4- to...

Cherry (Indian)
Scientific Name: Frangula caroliniana
What a fantastic plant is the Indian Cherry or Frangula Caroliniana! Lush foliage, striking late-summer fruit, and brilliant fall color are the ornamental features of this small native tree...

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