Jefferson ElmAn extremely hardy and adaptable shade tree with an upright vase shaped habit of growth and a very dense branching structure; this tree is probably the best choice for modern landscapes due to its high DED resistance; a classic appearance

and long-term canopy coverage

Space-saving alternative to standard oaks

Cherokee Chief Dogwood is a classic flowering tree known for its deep red spring blooms and traditional layered branching structure

slow-growing evergreen with a tight

offering the same reliability with added color

and low-maintenance summer interest

bottlebrush-like plumes in late summer that rise above bright green foliage

3–5 ft spacing for screening

It provides the durability and adaptability of traditional lindens while fitting into smaller spaces where a full-sized shade tree won’t work

Strong spring display

Green foliage with white variegation

forms a neat compact evergreen ball