 | Abelia x grandiflora Glossy Abelia  | Height: 3' - 6' Fall Foliage: Bronze-purple | | Width: 3' - 6' Fruit: Insignificant | | Shape: Rounded Soil Condition: Well-drained | | Zone: 5 - 9 Native to: Hybrid | | Flower: Pink buds, white flowers Fall Dig Hazard: No | | | | Description: Semi-evergreen shrub with small glossy leaves and arching | | branches. Fragrant, trumpet-like blooms occur June through | | October on new growth. | | Applications: Specimen, mass, hedge, shrub borders. |
| | Abelia x grandiflora Compact Glossy Abelia 'Compacta' | 
| | Height: 3-4' Fall Foliage: Bronze-purple | | Width: 3-4' Fruit: Insignificant | | Shape: Rounded Soil Condition: Well-drained | | Zone: 6-9 Native to: Hybrid | | Flower: Pink buds, white flowers Fall Dig Hazard: No | | | | Description: Compact form of this semi-evergreen shrub with small glossy | | leaves and arching branches. Similar to the species with fragrant | | trumpet-like blooms that occur June through October on new | | growth. | | Applications: Specimen, mass, hedge, shrub borders. |
| | Abelia x grandiflora 'Edward Goucher' Glossy Abelia 'Edward Goucher' |
| | Height: 3' - 5' Fall Foliage: Bronze-purple | | Width: 4' - 6' Fruit: Insignificant | | Shape: Rounded Soil Condition: Well-drained | | Zone: 5 - 9 Native to: Hybrid | | Flower: Deep pink Fall Dig Hazard: No | | | | Description: Very similar to A. x grandiflora but with a more compact habit and | | deeper pink blooms. | | Applications: Specimen, mass, hedge, shrub borders. |
| | Abeliophyllum distichum White Forsythia |
| | Height: 3' - 5' Fall Foliage: Insignificant | | Width: 3' - 5' Fruit: Insignificant | | Shape: Rounded Soil Condition: Well-drained | | Zone: 4 - 8 Native to: Korea | | Flower: White Fall Dig Hazard: No | | | | Description: White flowers occur in the spring and resemble those of forsythia. | | The flower buds of Abeliophyllum are more cold hardy than | | forsythia making it a more reliable bloomer. | | Applications: Specimen, mass, hedge, shrub borders. |
| | Acer buergeranum Trident Maple |
| | Height: 25' - 30' Fall Foliage: Yellow, orange and red | | Width: 20' - 25' Fruit: 1" long samara | | Shape: Oval to rounded Soil Condition: Well-drained, acidic | | Zone: 5 - 8 Native to: China | | Flower: Inconspicuous Fall Dig Hazard: Yes | | | | Description: A small tree with dark green glossy summer foliage. Excellent fall | | color varying from yellow to bright red. Slow grower. A good | | selection where size is an issue. | | Applications: Street tree, underwires, specimen, large planters. |
| | Acer campestre Hedge Maple |
| | Height: 25' - 35' Fall Foliage: Bright yellow | | Width: 25' - 30' Fruit: 1 1/4" samara | | Shape: Oval to rounded Soil Condition: Well-drained to dry, alkaline | | Zone: 5 - 8 Native to: Europe | | Flower: Inconspicuous Fall Dig Hazard: No | | | | Description: A compact maple with ornate corky bark. Responds well to severe | | pruning such as in a hedge, hence the common name. Leaves are | | dark green during spring and summer, even during drought | | conditions. | | Applications: Ideal street tree, underwires, specimen, hedge, dry locations. |
| | Acer ginnala 'Ruby Slippers' Amur Maple 'Ruby Slippers' | tree samara 'Princeton Nurseries Introduction' | | Height: 15' - 25' Fall Foliage: A warm mix of red, orange | | and golden yellow | | Width: 15' - 25' Fruit: Brilliant ruby red samara | | Shape: Upright with a dense Soil Condition: Drought tolerant, adapts to | | rounded head a range of pH. | | Zone: 3 - 8 | | Flower: Inconspicuous Native to: China and Japan | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: This Princeton Nurseries introduction combines beauty and durability. | | 'Ruby Slippers' earns its name each June when abundant red fruits | | resemble a pair of red ballet slippers awaiting the next performance... | | or maybe these are the legendary slippers Dorothy wore. While seedling | | grown Acer ginnala can have a variable habit and multiple trunks, | | 'Ruby Slippers' has a straight trunk and a dense rounded head. This | | predictable habit makes the tree ideal for urban plantings and beneath | | utility lines. | | Applications: Street tree, beneath power lines, small specimen, dry locations, patio tree. |
| | Acer griseum Paperbark Maple |
| | Height: 25' - 30' Fall Foliage: Red to maroon | | Width: 20' - 25' Fruit: 1 1/2" samara | | Shape: Rounded to oval Soil Condition: Well-drained to moist, pH | | Zone: 5 - 7 adaptable | | Flower: Inconspicuous Native to: China | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | | | Description: A small compact maple with dark green, trifoliate leaves in the | | spring and summer. Striking cinnamon-brown exfoliating bark. | | One of the most aesthetically pleasing maples in winter. | | Applications: Specimen, patio tree. |
| | Acer platanoides 'Crimson King' Norway Maple 'Crimson King' |
| | Height: 40' - 50' Fall Foliage: Bronze | | Width: 30' - 35' Fruit: 1 1/2" samara | | Shape: Rounded Soil Condition: Well-drained. Adapts well, | | Zone: 4 - 7 clay to sandy | | Flower: Inconspicuous Native to: Continental Europe | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | | | Description: The standard redleaf Norway maple. A slow grower that holds its | | color well throughout the season. | | Applications: Specimen. |
| | Acer rubrum Red Maple |
| | Height: 50' - 60' Fall Foliage: Red, but can vary | | Width: 35' - 50' Fruit: 1 1/4" samara | | Shape: Pyramidal to rounded Soil Condition: Moist, well-drained | | Zone: 3-9 Native to: Eastern North America, west | | Flower: Small red, late winter-early to Texas | | spring Fall Dig Hazard: No | | | | Description: One of our commonly used native trees. Most noted for the striking | | red, orange, or occasionally yellow coloration that heralds the | | onset of fall. One of the first trees to bloom in early spring with | | dense clusters of crimson red. | | Applications: Specimen, street, parks, wet locations. |
| | Acer rubrum 'Armstrong' Red Maple 'Armstrong' |
| | Height: 50' - 60' Fall Foliage: Orange-red | | Width: 15' - 20' Fruit: 1" samara | | Shape: Columnar, narrow Soil Condition: Moist, well-drained | | Zone: 4 - 9 Native to: Eastern North America, west | | Flower: Small red to Texas | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | | | Description: A columnar form of this native maple. Ideal for narrow or confined | | areas. | | Applications: Street tree, specimen, wet locations. |
| | Acer rubrum Brandywine Red Maple 'Brandywine' |
| | Height: 40' - 50' Fall Foliage: Red-purple | | Width: 25' - 30' Fruit: Sterile | | Shape: Oval Soil Condition: Moist, well-drained | | Zone: 4 - 9 Native to: North America | | Flower: Red, inconspicuous Fall Dig Hazard: No | | | | Description: A cross of October Glory and x freemanii Autumn Flame with a | | quick growing habit and a slightly more narrow form. Brilliant | | red-purple fall color makes this tree stand out in the autumn | | landscape. Resistant to leaf hoppers. A National Arboretum | | introduction. | | Applications: Specimen, street tree, wet locations. |
| | Acer rubrum Red Sunset ® Red Maple 'Franksred' |
| | Height: 45' - 50' Fall Foliage: Orange to crimson red | | Width: 35' - 40' Fruit: 1" samara | | Shape: Rounded Soil Condition: Moist to well-drained | | Zone: 4 - 9 Native to: Eastern North America, west | | Flower: Inconspicuous to Texas | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | | | Description: The crimson red fall color on this variety of red maple appears | | sooner than October Glory, but also fades earlier. Good cold | | hardiness. | |
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