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Ornamental Trees

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Botanical Listing Common Name

Acer buergeranum Trident Maple
25’-30’ x 25’, glossy green summer foliage, orange & red fall color, bark-platey, scaley, brown, with cinnamon & orange tones, exfoliates after 10 years, 2’ growth per year, sun/part shade, heat/drought tolerant

Acer palmatum Japanese Maple
15’ x 20’, green maple, beautiful dissected green summer foliage ranging from bright orange to gold in fall, shade/part shade, moist good drainage, seedling grown
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Acer palmatum ‘Atropurpureum’ Red Leaf Japanese Maple
15’-20', Upright spreading habit, crimson red leaf spring, yellowish/orange fall color, seedling grown

Acer palmatum ‘Crimson Queen’ Crimson Queen Japanese Maple
3’-5’, weeping habit, crimson red leaf color in growing season, followed by bright red fall color, grafted
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Acer palmatum ‘ Garnet’ Garnet Japanese Maple
3’-5’, weeping habit, maroonish red leaf in growing season followed by brick red fall color, grafted

Acer palmatum ‘Green Hornet’ Green Hornet Japanese Maple
3’-5’, weeping habit, leaves spring green tinged orange, yellowish orange fall color, grafted
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Acer palmatum ‘Moonfire’ Moonfire Japanese Maple
10’-15’, upright spreading habit, blackish red leaf color, crimson fall color, grafted

Acer palmatum ‘Oto-hime’ Oto-hime Japanese Maple
3’ x 6’, rounded shrubby, dark green tinged with pink yellowish fall color, excellent for bonsai, grafted
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Acer palmatum ‘Red Emperor’ Red Emperor Japanese Maple
10’ x 15’, upright spreading habit, dark red leaf color, fiery crimson fall color, grafted

Acer palmatum ‘Sango Kaku’ Sango Kaku Japanese Maple
10’-15’, upright spreading habit, spring green dissected leaf, golden/yellow tinged, crimson fall color, grafted
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Acer palmatum ‘Seiryu’ Seiryu Japanese Maple
10’-15’, upright spreading habit, spring green dissected leaf, golden yellow tinged, crimson fall color, grafted

Acer palmatum ‘Tamukeyama’ Tamukeyama Japanese Maple
3’-5’, weeping habit, crimson red leaves changing to purple, orange fall color, grafted
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Acer palmatum ‘Waterfall’ Waterfall Japanese Maple
3’-5’, weeping habit, large dark green leaves changing to gold in fall, winter bark color light yellow, grafted

Acer truncatum Shantung Maple
Texas Superstar™, 25’-30’ x 25’-30’, glossy dark green star shaped foliage, fall color ranging from clear yellow to reddish purple, full sun, good drainage, tolerant of drought & cold
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Aesculus pavia Texas Red Buckeye
Native, 15’ x 10’, deciduous tree/large shrub, attractive sculptural form & striking 10” panicles of red flowers in spring, coppery colored new growth, coarse textured foliage with yellow fall color, ornamental seed pods, part shade, moist, well drained

Cercis canadensis ‘Texensis’ Texas Redbud
Native, 15’ x 12’, heart-shaped semi-glossy foliage, magnificent display of rosy-pink flowers in spring, sun/part shade, requires good drainage, deciduous
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Chionanthus retusus Chinese Fringe
25’ x 20’, gorgeous tree prized for its cloud of fragrant pure white fringe-like flowers in spring, sculptured trunk & semi-glossy foliage, sun/part shade, must have good drainage, females produce blue fruit late summer

Chionanthus virginicus Native Fringe
Native, 20’ x 18’, showy panicles of fragrant fringe-like flowers March/April, yellow fall color, female produces juicy dark blue fruit, slow growth rate, sun/part shade, fertile, acid, well drained soil, never prune
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Chilopsis linearis ‘Bubba’ Bubba Desert Willow
Native, 12’-15’, showy trumpet shaped pink flowers late spring-fall, graceful habit, sun, well drained

Clethera pringlei Clethera
Evergreen, 20’, upright growth, dark green glossy foliage, racemes of fragrant creamy white flowers in summer with the aroma of cinnamon, full sun/light shade
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Cornus florida Native Dogwood
Native, 20’ x 20’, showy white flower bracts in spring, outstanding red foliage in fall & attractive red fall berries, part shade, loose, moist, well drained acid soil, wildlife

Cupressus arizonica ‘Carolina Sapphire’ Carolina Sapphire Cypress
20’-30’ x 15’-20’, rapid growth while young, steely blue dense lacy foliage, tiny yellow flowers & pleasing aroma described as a cross between lemon & mint, full sun, well drained
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Diospyros texana Texas Persimmon
Native, 18’ x 18’, elegant, small, multi-trunk tree, sculptured trunk of gray-white exfoliating bark, produces small black fruit on female trees, full sun, well drained, loam, clay, caliche or limestone

Erythrina crista-gallii Fireman’s Cap
20’, stunning root hardy tropical tree, blooms large 18”-24” panicles of red fireman’s cap shaped flowers thru summer, full sun, takes wet or dry conditions, hummingbirds!
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Erythrina x Bidwillii Hybrid Fireman’s Cap
12’-18’, sterile, hybrid of native coral bean & fireman’s cap, 30” spikes of showy, tubular red flowers spring to frost, sun, deciduous, root hardy, hummingbirds!

Ilex decidua ‘Pacos’ Paco’s Possumhaw Holly
Texas Superstar™, Native, 15’ x 12’, small tree/large shrub, this female selection is prized for red-orange prominent berries fall & winter, deciduous, without foliage-electric in landscape, sun/part shade, tolerant of moist soils, wildlife, birds, tough
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Ilex deciduas ‘Pendula’ Weeping Yaupon Holly
Evergreen, 15’ x 8’, multi-trunk, upright narrow form with weeping limbs, prominent red berries fall & winter, sun/part shade, tolerates dry to wet soils

Ilex vomitoria ‘Pumphouse Red’ Pumphouse Red Yaupon
Evergreen, 18’-18’, large shrub/small tree, bluish-green foliage, produces hundreds of red berries, full sun/part shade, tolerant of soil, water, & lighting
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Juniperus virginiana ‘Burkii’ Burkii Juniper
Evergreen, 25’- x 18’, conical, attractive steel-blue foliage, sun/part shade, well drained

Lagerstroemeia fauriei ‘Fantasy’ Fantasy White Crepe Myrtle
30’-40’, regal tree with a beautiful canopy, panicles of white flowers are held upright, spectacular rich cinnamon-red trunk each time bark peels, mildew resistant, full sun
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Lagerstroemia x ‘Acoma’ Acoma Crapemyrtle
10’-12’, crapemyrtle, low spreading, semi-dwarf pure white flowers, orange to purple/red fall color, sun

Magnolia grandiflora ‘Little Gem’ Little Gem Magnolia
Evergreen, 20’ x 8’, upright form, glossy dark green foliage with russet brown color underside, fragrant white flowers spring to summer, sun/part shade, loose, moist, fertile soil
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Magnolia stellata ‘Pink Stardust’ Pink Stardust Magnolia
15’-18’, star magnolia, blooms 3” many petals, star shaped pale pink flowers January/February, needs afternoon shade, under story conditions, deciduous

Magnolia stellata ‘White Stardust’ White Stardust Magnolia
15’-18’, star magnolia, blooms 3” many petals, star shaped pure white flowers January/February, needs afternoon shade, under story conditions, deciduous
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Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Anne’ Anne Saucer Magnolia
10’-12’, upright dense deciduous magnolia, fragrant 4” red-purple goblet-shaped flowers in February, shade/part shade, moist, well drained

Magnolia x soulangiana ‘Betty’ Betty Saucer Magnolia
15’ vigorous, upright, multi-stemmed deciduous magnolia, large fragrant 8” goblet-shaped flowers, red-purple outside & white inside February/March, shade/part shade, moist, well drained
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Michelia x foggii Banana Magnolia Tree
Evergreen, dark green, glossy foliage, velvety golden-bronze buds in winter, creamy-white 3” flowers February/March, delicate magnolia fragrance, sun, light shade, cross between m. figo x m. doltsopa

Parkinsonia aculeata Retama
Native, 20’ x 20’, attractive airy foliage, green limbs, outstanding summer bloomer, gorgeous canopy of fragrant yellow flowers 2-3 times in summer, full sun, good drainage, drought tolerant
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Prunus campanulata x Prunus incisa ‘Okame’ Okame cherry
Flowers reliably in the south, averages 15’ x 18’, masses of carmine-rose flowers February/March, full sun/light shade, moist, well drained

Prunus taiwanica Taiwan Flowering Cherry
Finest flowering cherry for South, averages 15’ x 18’, masses of rose-red flowers early February/March, full sun/light shade, prefers afternoon shade, moist, well drained, ‘Okame’ is a hybrid cross of this cherry
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Prunus mexicana Mexican Plum
Native, 20’, slow grower, spring blooming fragrant white flowers, produces a tasty small plum for eating, jellies, jams or sharing with birds, sun/part shade, good drainage, butterfly nectar & host plant

Sinojackia rehderiana Sinojackia
20’, fast growing, sculptured trunk, semi-glossy foliage, clusters of white star-shaped flowers in spring, sun/part shade, deciduous
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Sophora secundiflora Texas Mountain Laurel
Native, evergreen, 15’-18’ x 8’-12’, shrub/small tree, dark green foliage, very fragrant & showy clusters of wisteria-like purple flowers in March, full sun/part shade, drought tolerant, good drainage, butterflies.

Ungnadia speciosa Mexican Buckeye
Native, 18’ x 18’, normally multi-trunked, pink flowers covering limbs in spring, produces interesting & ornamental seed pods, sun, good drainage, drought tolerant
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Viburnum rufidulum Rusty Blackhaw Viburnum
15’, slow growing, small tree, glossy dark green foliage, blooms white 4”-6” clusters in spring, foliage turns red, mauve, purple, orange & yellow in fall, fruit ripens in fall, full sun/part shade, well drained, deciduous

Vitex agnus-castus ‘Montrose Purple’ Montrose Purple Vitex
18’ multi-trunk, new vitex with slightly larger foliage & magnificent clusters of 8”-12” bloom spikes 3 times larger than the standard vitex with richer, dark blue flowers, blooms at least 3 times spring to fall, sun, drought tolerant, butterflies
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Signifies Native Texas Plants

There are no W - Z ornamental trees at this time.

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