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Ash, "Mountain Showy"

Large white flowers, cluster of red berries. Fernlike foliage. Good red fall color. Blooms mid July Does not not tolerate wet soil, severe wind. Prone to fire blight and sap sucker

Mature Width:

15'

Mature Height:

20'

Plant Care:

Protect from north wind

Does not like soggy soil

Birch, "Cinnamon Curls"

Slow growing. Beautiful drawf tree. White and copper peeling bark. Gold fall color. Hardy in North Dakota, currently testing in Manitoba.

Mature Width:

6'

Mature Height:

8'

Plant Care:

Weekly watering during dry spells

Birch, "Cutleaf Weeping"

Betula pendula 'Dalecarlica'

The cutleaf weeping birch can be a very impressive landscape focal point if provided with even moisture. Its chalk white bark contrasts nicely with the rich green cascading foliage that turns golden in October. It's fast-growing, ~24 inches per year and moderately hardy.

Mature Width:

20 - 25'

Mature Height:

30 - 35'

Plant Care:

•Prefers a wind-sheltered location with even moisture; if it dries out for too long, birch borer will kill the tree, so supplemental moisture during a drought is necessary

•Mulch with 3"-4" of bark in a large circle around the tree to aid in moisture retention; even established trees will need watering after 2 weeks of drought

Birch, "Dakota Pinnacle"

Betula platyphylla 'Fargo'

This birch has a more upright and narrow form, and is also more insect tolerant than others. An excellent choice for a narrow space or a feature plant. Leaves are green through spring and summer and turn yellow in the fall.

Mature Width:

10 - 12'

Mature Height:

30 - 35'

Plant Care:

•Grows best in a wind sheltered spot

Birch, "Paper clump-form"

Betula papyrifera

The peeling white bark contrasts nicely with their green leaves, which turn yellow in the fall. Branches hold a pyramidal to oval formation. Two - three trees are grown together to form a clump of trees, giving a fuller appearance. Butterflies gather around paper birches to eat the bark (non-harmful to the tree).

Mature Width:

15 - 18'

Mature Height:

30 - 35'

Plant Care:

•Prefers well-drained soil, but with regular watering

Birch, "Parkland Pillar"

Betula platyphylla 'Jefpark'

Parkland Pillar is slightly narrower than Dakota Pinnacle. It's dense, columnar form makes an excellent privacy screen, and has beautiful gold foliage in fall, contrasting with white birch bark.

Mature Width:

6 - 7'

Mature Height:

25 - 30'

Plant Care:

•Grows best in a wind sheltered spot

Birch, "Royal Frost"

Betula x 'Royal Frost'

Royal Frost has white bark like a paper birch, along with beautifully contrasting purple leaves. The leaves open to a bright purple in spring and then darken through the summer and fall. Branches form an oval shape. It needs care and wind protection to thrive. *Currently not in stock

Mature Width:

15 - 18'

Mature Height:

20 - 30'

Plant Care:

•Prefers a moist, well-drained location - not drought tolerant

•Requires winter wind protection

Birch, "Young's Weeping"

Betula pendula 'Youngii'

Young's has white bark with a dome shaped head similar to weeping caragana but growing wider. Green leaves spring through summer turning yellow in the fall. Makes an excellent feature plant.

Mature Width:

6 - 8"

Mature Height:

6 - 8'

Plant Care:

•Needs a moist, well-drained, wind-protected site.

Buckeye, "Autumn Splendor"

Aescelus x 'Autumn Splendor'

This buckeye is a favourite for its consistent orange / red fall colour. An ornamental chestnut tree that leafs out early in May, blooms cream green flowers, and bears inedible nut in prickly husk which the squirrels love to eat. The unique leaves grow out in star pattern of 5 to 7 leaflets. Buckeyes are slow growers, about 1' a year.

Mature Width:

20 - 25'

Mature Height:

20 - 25'

Plant Care:

•The tree is has very deep roots but they are not invasive and can be planted within 10’ of a building

•Grows best in well drained soil

Buckeye, "Ohio"

Aescelus glabra

The Ohio Buckeye is an ornamental chestnut tree that leafs out early in May, blooms cream green flowers, and bears inedible nuts in prickly husks. These nuts are a favourite with squirrels, and when shelled, they are very decorative. The leaves grow out in star pattern of 5 to 7 leaflets, and turn gold, orange, or red in the fall.

Mature Width:

20 - 25'

Mature Height:

20 - 25'

Plant Care:

•It is deep rooted with an extremely large tap root but they are not invasive and can be planted within 10’ of a building

•Grows best in well-drained soil and has a growth rate of 1' per year