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Jefferson provides a spreading umbrella of shade in a variety of site conditions. Selected as a 70 year old tree on the National Mall and introduced by the National Arboretum, Jefferson has impressed as a young tree with sturdy branching and handsome foliage.
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Colonial Spirit American Elm is an extremely hardy and adaptable shade tree with an upright vase-shaped habit of growth and a dense branching structure. it is an excellent choice for modern landscapes due to its high DED resistance and its classic American elm form.
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Selected 90 years ago, Princeton American Elm (Ulmus americana 'Princeton') has thrived on the streets of New Jersey for nearly a century forming one of the most beautiful tree plantings in the world. The most recent research from the National Arboretum ranks Princeton American Elm at...
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Everclear™ Lacebark Elm is set apart from other Lacebark Elms by its narrower proportions. Though not a columnar tree, it grows much taller than wide to an estimated 40' x 25', while other Ulmus parvifolia grow wider than high. It makes a good street tree...
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'Dynasty' Lacebark elm originated from the Natoional Arboretum's selection program, and possesses many traits which make it ideal for a multitude of landscape uses. 'Dynasty' forms a graceful, vase-shaped, spreading canopy of long, arching, and somewhat weeping branches. Leaves are two to three-inches-long, shiny, dark...
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Allée® Lacebark Elm is a vigorous shade tree that forms a gigantic vase-shaped form. The urban tolerance of Lacebark Elms is the stuff legends are made of. This elm selection is a great choice where a large shade tree is needed.
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Filling the void of a small Lacebark Elm, we now have 'Small Frye' available, which is distinguished by its small size and broad rounded crown. Covered with very dense, dark green foliage, it creates a solid dome of green. The tree also has outstanding exfoliating...
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Chindo Viburnum is a great tough, flowering evergreen for the South. It is a dense, pyramidal shrub with lustrous dark green foliage that emerge with reddish tips in the spring. The clusters of small white flowers develop into bright red berries in the fall that...
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Walter's Viburnum is a shrub or small tree native to the southeast US that is densely twiggy and upright ascending. It is evergreen to semi-evergreen with a wild and splaying habit. Its native habitat is the coastal plains in hammocks, thickets, and swamp margins. This...
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Wintergreen is more cold hardy selection of this screening plant/specimen. Withstood -8F in north Atlanta in the mid-1980s. Another exciting selection from Dr. John Ruter of University of Georgia. Shade adaptation puts it in a small class of evergreen trees.
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Here is a new way to provide a large sized hedge or flowering evergreen specimen tree. Dr Ruter of UGA propagated this unusually cold hardy form of Viburnum odoratissima after it survived -8F in North Atlanta. It has remained unharmed and attractive in our...
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Rusty Blackhaw Viburnum grows in dry to moist soil in full sun to partial shade slowly reaching a height and width of 10 to 20 feet. Clusters of small, white flowers mature in early spring followed by a blue drupe that matures in fall. This low maintenance...
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