 | Callicarpa japonica Japanese Beautyberry  | Height: 4' - 6' Fall Foliage: Yellow to purplish | | Width: 4' - 6' Fruit: 1/5" berry metallic purple | | Shape: Rounded Soil Condition: Well drained | | Zone: 5 - 8 | | Flower: Pink to white Native to: Japan | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: A rounded shrub with arching branches and striking purple fruit | | that covers the shrub. Flowers are not showy but the unusual fruit | | make the branches ideal for cutting. | | Applications: Mass, borders. |
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| Callicarpa japonica White Beautyberry 'Leucocarpa' | 
| | Height: 4' - 6' Fall Foliage: Yellow to purplish | | Width: 4' - 6' Fruit: 1/5" white berry | | Shape: Rounded Soil Condition: Well-drained | | Zone: 5 - 8 | | Flower: Pink to white Native to: Japan | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: A white fruiting selection of the beautyberry. Rounded shrub with | | arching branches. Flowers are not showy but the striking white fruit | | make the branches ideal for cutting. | | Applications: Mass, borders, specimen. |
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| Campsis radicans 'Crimson Trumpet' Trumpetcreeper 'Crimson Trumpet' 'Princeton Nurseries Introduction' | Height: 20' - 30' Fall Foliage: Yellow | | Width: 20' - 30' Fruit: 3" - 5" capsule | | Shape: Climbing vine Soil Condition: Most soil types | | Zone: 4 - 9 | | Flower: 3-4" crimson-red trumpet Native to: Eastern North America | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: A climbing vine with 8" compound leaves and large crimson trumpet- | | like flowers in June through September. | | Applications: Trellis, walls. |
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| Campsis radicans 'Yellow Trumpet' Trumpetcreeper 'Yellow Trumpet' | Height: 20' - 30' Fall Foliage: Yellow | | Width: 20' - 30' Fruit: 3" - 5" capsule | | Shape: Climbing vine Soil Condition: Most soil types | | Zone: 4 - 9 | | Flower: 4" yellow trumpet Native to: Eastern North America | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: A climbing vine with 8" compound leaves and large yellow trumpet- | | like flowers in June through September. | | Applications: Trellis, walls. |
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| Carpinus betulus Pyramidal European Hornbeam 'Fastigiata' |
| | Height: 30' - 40' Fall Foliage: Yellow | | Width: 20' - 30' Fruit: Insignificant | | Shape: Upright, oval Soil Condition: Well-drained | | Zone: 4 - 7 | | Flower: Inconspicuous Native to: Europe | | Fall Dig Hazard: Yes | | Description: A formal, narrow, dense tree with dark green foliage that performs | | well in urban conditions and adapts to compacted soils. Rarely | | requires pruning. Princeton Nurseries grows this tree "high | | branched" (at 5') for street tree use or "low branched" (at 2') for | | hedging. | | Applications: Street tree, hedge, specimen. |
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| Carpinus betulus Franz Fontaine European 'Franz Fontaine' |
| | Height: 30' - 40' Fall Foliage: Yellow | | Width: 15' - 18' Fruit: Insignificant | | Shape: Upright, narrow Soil Condition: Well-drained | | Zone: 4 - 7 | | Flower: Inconspicuous Native to: Europe | | Fall Dig Hazard: Yes | | Description: A pyramidal hornbeam similar to C. betulus Fastigiata, yet | | narrower in habit. Smooth gray bark, similar to that of beech | | species. | | Applications: Street tree, hedge, specimen for restricted growing areas. |
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| Carpinus betulus 'Pendula' Weeping European Hornbeam |
| | Height: 10-20' Fall Foliage: Yellow-green | | Width: 10-20' Fruit: nut | | Shape: Mounding Soil Condition: Well-drained | | Zone: 4-7 | | Flower: catkin Native to: Europe | | Fall Dig Hazard: Yes | | Description: A strongly weeping selection of the European hornbeam with | | a growth that is usually wider than tall. Nice structural accent. | | Applications: Specimen, park, focus piece. |
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| Carpinus caroliniana American Hornbeam | Multi-stem | | Height: 30' - 35' Fall Foliage: Yellow, orange-red | | Width: 30' - 35' Fruit: 1" nut | | Shape: Rounded Soil Condition: Moist to well-drained | | Zone: 3 - 9 | | Flower: 1" catkin Native to: North America | | Fall Dig Hazard: Yes | | Description: A small, native understory tree with dark green foliage and smooth | | bluish-gray bark. This tree is also referred to as musclewood | | because of the lateral running ridges, that look like a flexed muscle. | | Excellent for native plantings and winter interest. Grown as multi- | | stem or single-stem trees. | | Applications: Hedge, specimen, native plantings. |
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| Caryopteris x clandonensis First Choice Bluebeard 'First Choice' |
| | Height: 3' - 4' Fall Foliage: Yellow | | Width: 3' - 4' Fruit: Insignificant | | Shape: Mounded, slightly upright Soil Condition: Well-drained | | Zone: 6 - 9 | | Flower: Dark blue Native to: Hybrid | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: This Caryopteris blooms earlier than other varieties. A compact | | shrub with upright growth habit, grayish-green foliage and dark | | blue fragrant blooms. Cut back in late winter to improve flowering. | | Blooms are fragrant. | | Applications: Mass, shrub borders. |
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| Caryopteris x clandonensis Worcester Gold Bluebeard 'Worchester Gold' | Height: 3' - 4' Fall Foliage: Yellow | | Width: 3' - 4' Fruit: Insignificant | | Shape: Mounded Soil Condition: Well-drained | | Zone: 6 - 9 | | Flower: Blue Native to: Hybrid | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: Brilliant gold foliage contrasts with fragrant summer blue flowers. | | Cut back in late winter. | | Applications: Mass, shrub borders. |
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| Castanea mollissima Chinese Chestnut | Height: 40' - 60' Fall Foliage: Yellow | | Width: 40 - 60' Fruit: 3" edible nuts | | Shape: Broad, rounded Soil Condition: Well-drained, acidic | | Zone: 4 - 8 | | Flower: Yellow Native to: China, Korea | | Fall Dig Hazard: No | | Description: Large 5" - 8" dark green leaves, cast a deep shade. Leaves are | | similar in appearance to our native chestnut. Nuts are delicious | | but are encased in a thick, spiny hull (two to four nuts per hull). | | Large creamy yellow flowers appear in June and have an | | unpleasant odor. Does well in dry conditions. | | Applications: Specimen, fruit tree. |
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| Celtis occidentalis Common Hackberry |
| | Height: 50' - 60' Fall Foliage: Yellow | | Width: 40' - 50' Fruit: 1/3" purple drupe | | Shape: Pyramidal Soil Condition: Wet to dry | | Zone: 2 - 9 | | Flower: Insignificant Native to: North America | | Fall Dig Hazard: Yes | | Description: A very tough tree that is able to withstand diverse environmental | | conditions and soil types. Bark is grayish and corky which adds | | winter interest. Great urban tree. | | Applications: Street tree, parks, specimen. |
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| Celtis x occidentalis 'Magnifica' Hackberry 'Magnifica' | 'Princeton Nurseries Introduction' | | Height: 50' - 60' Fall Foliage: Yellow | | Width: 40' - 50' Fruit: Insignificant | | Shape: Pyramidal Soil Condition: Wet to dry | | Zone: 5 - 9 | | Flower: Insignificant Native to: Hybrid | | Fall Dig Hazard: Yes | | Description: A hybrid of C. laevigata and C. occidentalis. Magnifica proves to | | be faster growing, more insect resistant, and has larger glossy | | dark green leaves. Corky gray bark provides winter interest. Can | | handle a wide range of environmental conditions including soil | | types, and is resistant to the condition witches broom. A tough | | urban tolerant tree. | | Applications: Street tree, parks, specimen. |
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| Cercidiphyllum japonicum Katsuratree |
| | Height: 40' - 50' Fall Foliage: Yellow, red, orange | | Width: 20' - 30' Fruit: Insignificant | | Shape: Pyramidal to oval Soil Condition: Moist, well-drained | | Zone: 4 - 8 | | Flower: Inconspicuous Native to: China, Japan | | Fall Dig Hazard: Yes | | Description: Unique bluish-green foliage with silvery undersides. An | | outstanding fall display of multiple hues and colors. Newly fallen | | leaves have a pleasing cotton candy scent. As plant matures, | | branches ascend downward. Does not thrive in compacted soils. | | Applications: Specimen, mass, hedge. |
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| Cercis canadensis Eastern Redbud |
| | Height: 20' - 30' Fall Foliage: Yellow | | Width: 20' - 30' Fruit: 2" - 3" pod | | Shape: Rounded Soil Condition: Moist to dry, prefers well- | | Zone: 5 - 9 drained | | Flower: Reddish-purple Native to: Eastern United States | | Fall Dig Hazard: Yes | | Description: Flowers are borne in clusters along the stem and trunk in spring | | |
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