Trees

Spectacular trumpet-shaped, pale lavender-pink blooms with soft yellow throats smother the canopy from late spring through summer, creating a season-long floral display that rivals any ornamental tree in the garden. A fast-growing deciduous tree bred...

Striking columnar evergreen with a slender, upright silhouette — reaching 8 to 10 feet tall but only 3 to 4 feet wide — ideal for tight spaces, narrow borders, and privacy screens where broader shrubs simply won't fit. Prolific bloomer producing vivid...

Stunning grape-purple flower panicles bloom from midsummer into fall, emerging from distinctive red buds against glossy dark green foliage — delivering bold, saturated color when most other shrubs have finished flowering. A true breakthrough in compact...

Vibrant rose-pink flower clusters bloom from late spring through late summer on an exceptionally compact, naturally mounded 3-4 foot shrub — one of the earliest-blooming crape myrtles available Remarkably cold-hardy for a crape myrtle, thriving in...

Intoxicatingly fragrant violet-blue flower clusters bloom in early spring, filling the garden with a sweet, grape-soda-like perfume unlike any other flowering shrub. A tough, drought-tolerant, broadleaf evergreen native to the Southwest, thriving in...

A truly dwarf Jacaranda bred for smaller gardens, patios, and containers — producing the same breathtaking deep violet-blue trumpet blooms as its full-sized relatives on a compact, manageable frame. Lacy, fern-like, bright green compound foliage...

Narrow, upright pyramidal form with dense, vibrant emerald green foliage that holds its rich color all year long, including through cold winters Exceptionally versatile evergreen ideal for privacy screens, formal hedges, windbreaks, and elegant...

Self-fertile deciduous fig tree bearing two generous crops of sweet, brownish-purple fruit each year — one in late spring to early summer and a second in late summer to early fall Among the most cold-hardy fig cultivars available, performing...

Heavy-cropping sweet cherry with large, deep crimson-red to reddish-purple fruit that is firm, juicy, and exceptionally flavorful with a rich, sweet taste and excellent resistance to cracking. A four-season ornamental and edible tree featuring...

Dense, narrow pyramidal form holds a rich emerald-green color throughout every season — including the depths of winter — delivering year-round privacy and curb appeal without bronzing. Exceptionally cold-hardy to -40°F (USDA Zones 3-8), yet...

Self-fertile sweet cherry — no second tree required for fruit production, making it ideal for smaller home orchards and backyard plantings Produces large, heart-shaped, dark red to nearly black cherries bursting with rich, sweet flavor in early to...

Produces an exceptional early breba crop of large, green-skinned figs with striking strawberry-red flesh and a rich, honey-sweet flavor with berry undertones A San Pedro-type fig especially well adapted to the mild-summer climates of the Pacific...

Striking blue-green, scale-like evergreen foliage delivers superior color intensity and holds its rich hue year-round, giving any landscape a bold Mediterranean character. Dramatically narrow, pencil-straight columnar form grows 40-60 feet tall yet...

Weeping, fountain-like silhouette cloaked in deep purple, fern‑like foliage. Showy, pink, powder‑puff flowers in summer attract pollinators and add tropical flair. Compact small tree for warm regions—generally 15–20 ft. tall and 12–15 ft. wide. ...

Striking chocolate-burgundy foliage in summer after bronze‑green spring flush; delicate pink, pincushion‑like blooms in late summer. Graceful umbrella/vase canopy; fast-growing small tree to ~20 ft. tall × ~15 ft. wide—perfect for bold, tropical...

Self-fertile and prolific, the Kadota Fig reliably delivers two crops per season — a breba crop in early summer and a main harvest from late summer through fall — with no second tree required. Prized for its thin, golden-yellow skin and richly...