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Maple, Hot Wings Tatarian
(Acer tataricum 'GarAnn') |
Small ornamental; low maintenance; great fall color; distinct, bright red samaras in spring; semi- drought tolerant; 15'h x 15'w |

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Serviceberry, Autumn Brilliance
(Amelanchier x grand. 'Autumn Brilliance') |
Small, flowering ornamental; white blooms in the spring; attracts birds and pollinators; prefers moist soil (irrigation); "brilliant" fall color; 15'h x 15'w |

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Oak, Gambel, Multi-stem
(Quercus gambelii) |
Native, drought-tolerant oak; small, multi-stemmed/ shrubby form; hardy; reproduces by roots and acorns; good for wildlife; fall color; this tree spreads; good for privacy "green fence" or natural areas; not recommended for a manicured lawn; 15'h x 15'w |

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Crabapple, Spring Snow
(Malus 'Spring Snow' )
bareroot
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Small, flowering ornamental; fruitless; fragrant, white blooms in the spring; attracts pollinators/ butterflies; tolerant of variety of soil types; must be pruned in the winter due to disease susceptibility; 20'h x 15'w |

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Plum, Newport
(Prunus cerasifera 'Newport')
bareroot
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Small, flowering ornamental; fragrant, white to pinkish blooms in the spring; attracts birds and pollinators; colorful, purple leaves year-round; showy tree; susceptible to pest and disease; 20'h x 15'w |
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Tree lilac, Ivory Silk
(Syringa reticulata 'Ivory Silk') |
Small, flowering ornamental; fragrant and showy white flower clusters in the early summer; attracts butterflies/pollinators/ hummingbirds; resistant variety; prefers full sun; 20'h x 15'w |
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Hawthorne, Thornless Cockspur
(Crataegus crus-galli 'Inermis') |
Small, flowering ornamental; pungent, white flowers in the spring that attract unique pollinators; small, deep red berries that persist into early winter; attracts birds/ butterflies/ unique pollinators; thornless variety; dense, nest-like canopy; prefers full sun; 20'h x 20'w |
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Redbud
(Cercis canadensis) |
Small, flowering ornamental; showy neon pink flowers in the spring; attracts butterflies/ pollinators; heart shaped leaves; tolerant of many conditions; prefers partial shade; 20'h x 25'w |

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Maackia, Amur
(Maackia Amurensis) |
Small, flowering ornamental; unique, creamy white clusters of flowers- unique in blooming in the middle of the summer; attracts variety of pollinators; hardy tree; drought tolerant; 20'h x 30'w |

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Maple, Rocky Mountain Glow
(Acer grandidentatum 'Schmidt') |
Medium to small tree; attractive fall color; more tolerant than other maple varieties; 25'h x 15'w |

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Musclewood Hornbeam, American
(Carpinus caroliniana) |
Medium sized tree; inconspicuous flowers; good fall color; attracts birds; distinctive bark and branches described as "muscle-like"; hard wood; strong and tolerant (different than hop hornbeam); 25'h x 20'w |

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Hop Hornbeam, American
(Ostrya virginiana) |
Medium sized tree; fruiting bodies look like hops; good fall color; attracts wildlife; hardwood; strong and tolerant; (different that Musclewood/ hornbeam); 30'h x 25'w |

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Osage Orange,White Shield or Wichita
(Maclura pomifera'White Shield' or 'Wichita'), #15 container |
Medium sized tree; thornless, fruitless variety; yellow fall color; drought and heat tolerant, hardiest tree offered; 35'h x 35'w
Trees are larger, #15 containers, ~10ft tall. Using a pick-up truck, trailer, or requesting delivery help is recommended. |

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Yellowwood, American
(Cladrastis kentukea) |
Medium tree; white, showy, fragrant flower clusters in the spring; yellow fall color; prefers to be planted in a wind-protected area; 40'h x 45'w |

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Elm, Lacebark Allee
(Ulmus parvifolia 'Emer II') |
Medium to large shade tree; distinct multi-colored, mottled bark; adaptive and tolerant; fast growing; drought tolerant; 45'h x 35'w |

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Oak, Chinkapin
(Quercus muehlenburgii) |
Large shade tree; good fall color; attracts wildlife; tolerant of clay and rocky soil; prefers moisture but is a drought tolerant oak option; 45'h x 55'w |

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Catalpa, Northern
(Catalpa speciosa) |
Large shade tree; showy white flowers; long "green bean" style fruit; large, heart shaped leaves; tolerant of many soil conditions- both standing water and drought tolerant; attracts variety of pollinators; tolerant against pests and disease; 50'h x 30'w |

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Rubbertree, Hardy
(Eucommia ulmoides) |
Large shade tree; hardy tree- resistant and tolerant; prefers full sun; often has low, spreading branching- very unique, but be careful not to plant close to structures; drought tolerant; 50'h x 40'w |

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Hackberry
(Celtis occidentalis) |
Large shade tree; very tolerant to a variety of pollutants, soils, and harsh weather conditions; strong wood; distinctive, bumpy bark; attracts birds and pollinators; drought tolerant; 50'h x 50'w |

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Oak, Bur
(Quercus macrocarpa) |
Large shade tree; often has low, spreading branches- do not plant too close to structures; attracts wildlife; largest acorn of all oaks; prefers moisture, but is a drought tolerant oak option; 75'h x 80'w |

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