Ornamental Trees

Cleveland Select Pear – Pyrus calleryana ‘Cleveland Select’

The Cleveland Select Pear is an excellent ornamental tree with dense clusters of white flowers in early spring, and very glossy green leaves turning to shiny reddish purple in the fall.

The Cleveland Select can reach 30 feet in height and 15 feet in spread within 15 years. Superior branching structure that withstands ice and wind damage better than the Bradford Pear.

Small fruit, hidden by foliage, remains on the tree into winter. Not messy.

• Summer Foliage: Glossy Green
• Fall Foliage: Reddish Purple
• Flower: Heavy clusters of white
• Seed/Fruit: Small 1/2″ rounded
• Growth Rate: Fast
• Soil Conditions: Adapts well
• Zones: 4 thru 9
• Height: 25′-30′
• Spread: 10′-15′
• Shape: Pyramidal

Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry – Amelanchier x grandiflora ‘Autumn Brilliance’

The Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry is a hybrid between the Downey and Allegheny Serviceberry.

It is a rounded, graceful, smaller tree whose limbs will be covered in white blossoms each spring. Its spectacular show of white flowers in early spring is one of its main ornamental features.

They begin to flower as a pale pink then fade to snowy white fragrant flowers. The petite blue-green foliage turns a brilliant reddish-orange in the autumn.

• Summer Foliage: Green
• Fall Foliage: Orange – Red
• Flower: White – Showy
• Seed/Fruit: Red 1/2″ round
• Growth Rate: Slow
• Soil Conditions: Does well in variety
• Zones: 4 thru 9
• Height: 15′-25′
• Spread: 15′-25′
• Shape: Pyramidal to Oval Round

Donald Wyman Crabapple – Malus ‘Donald Wyman’

An excellent crabapple with a round crown, the Donald Wyman produces masses of white flowers in the spring from plentiful red to pink buds.

Very showy in the fall with it’s 3/8″ persistent red fruit. Foliage is medium green in color and remains in excellent condition throughout the entire growing season.

The ‘knotty’ look of the truck of this crabapple gives it a unique appearance.

• Summer Foliage: Green
• Fall Foliage: Yellow
• Flower: White
• Seed/Fruit: Bright Red, 1/2″ round
• Growth Rate: Medium
• Soil Conditions: Adapts to variety
• Zones: 4 thru 7
• Height: 15′-20′
• Spread: 20′-25′
• Shape: Rounded Crown

Harvest Gold Crabapple – Malus ‘Harvest Gold’

• Summer Foliage: Dark Green
• Fall Foliage: Yellow
• Flower: White
• Seed/Fruit: Red – Yellow, 1/2″ round
• Growth Rate: Medium
• Soil Conditions: Adapts to variety
• Zones: 4 thru 8
• Height: 20′-25′
• Spread: 15′-25′
• Shape: Upright Oval

Ivory Silk Japanese Tree Lilac – Syringa reticulata ‘Ivory Silk’

• Summer Foliage: Green
• Fall Foliage: Green – Brown
• Flower: Creamy White Clusters
• Seed/Fruit: Brown Capsule 3/4″ long
• Growth Rate: Medium
• Soil Conditions: Adapts to a variety
• Zones: 3 thru 7
• Height: 20′-30′
• Spread: 15′-25′
• Shape: Oval to Rounded

Prairiefire Crabapple – Malus ‘Prairiefire’

The Prairiefire Crabapple is a rounded, 15- to 20-ft. tree that presents an all-season extravaganza. First, prolific, pinkish-red blooms. Next comes new purple-maroon foliage, that matures to reddish green.

Fall brings a display of red, orange and purple—accompanied by glossy red fruit. Fruit persists into fall or winter and provides food for birds.

Purple Prince Crabapple – Malus ‘Purple Prince’

The Purple Prince is a round tree with deep purple-green foliage and cherry like bark. Carmine-red buds open to bright rose-red, single flowers.

The persistent fruit is 1/2″ diameter and a purple-blue color. It is similar to the Prairiefire Crabapple.

Redspire Pear – Pyrus calleryana ‘Redspire’

The Redspire Pear originated as a seedling of the Bradford Pear. It is an excellent ornamental tree with dense clusters of white flowers in early spring, and very glossy green leaves turning to shiny yellow – red in the fall.

Superior branching structure withstands ice and wind damage better than the Bradford Pear. Small fruit, hidden by foliage, remains on the tree into winter. Not messy.