 | Taxodium ascendans 'Nutans' Pondcypress 'Nutans'  | 
|  | Height: 60' - 75' Fall Foliage: Orange-rust |  | Width: 15' - 20' Fruit: 1/2" cone |  | Shape: Columnar Soil Condition: Moist, well-drained |  | Zone: 4 - 9 |  | Flower: Inconspicuous Native to: Southeastern United States |  | Fall Dig Hazard: No |  | Description: This deciduous, native conifer has soft needle-like foliage that |  | turns orange to rust in fall. Branching is more horizontal than |  | Taxodium distichum. Handles very wet conditions. If planted near |  | water, it may develop "cypress knees". |  | Applications: Specimen, wet locations, mass. |
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 | Taxodium distichum 'Shawnee Brave' Baldcypress 'Shawnee Brave'  | 
|  | Height: 60' - 80' Fall Foliage: Orange-rust |  | Width: 20' - 30' Fruit: 1/2" cone |  | Shape: Narrow, pyramidal Soil Condition: Moist, sandy |  | Zone: 4 - 11 |  | Flower: Inconspicuous Native to: Eastern United States |  | Fall Dig Hazard: No |  | Description: This selection of baldcypress forms a narrow, pyramidal shape. |  | Base of the tree is buttressed and large. If planted near water, |  | it may develop "cypress knees". Striking red-brown bark. |  | Applications: Specimen, wet locations, mass, street tree. |
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 | Thuja plicata 'Atrovirens' Western Arborvitae 'Atrovirens'  | 
|  | Height: 50' - 60' Fall Foliage: Evergreen |  | Width: 15' - 25' Fruit: Insignificant |  | Shape: Pyramidal Soil Condition: Well-drained, fertile |  | Zone: 5 - 7 |  | Flower: Inconspicuous Native to: Alaska - Northern California; |  | Montana |  | Fall Dig Hazard: No |  | Description: This large pyramidal Arborvitae is a rapid grower and is quite aromatic |  | in the summer. A superb hedging plant with deep green foliage. Foliage |  | bronzes slightly in winter. |  | Applications: Hedges, mass, specimen. |
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 | Thuja x 'Green Giant' Arborvitae 'Green Giant'  | 
|  | Height: 30' - 50' Fall Foliage: Evergreen |  | Width: 10' - 15' Fruit: Insignificant |  | Shape: Pyramidal, broad Soil Condition: Well-drained, fertile |  | Zone: 2 - 8 |  | Flower: Inconspicuous Native to: Hybrid |  | Fall Dig Hazard: No |  | Description: A vigorous trouble free evergreen with glossy green foliage. |  | Requires very little pruning to retain its shape. Withstands drought |  | once established. A U.S. National Arboretum introduction. |  | Applications: Hedges, mass, specimen. |
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 | Tilia americana 'Redmond' Linden 'Redmond'  | Tree Flower
|  | Height: 65' - 75' Fall Foliage: Yellow |  | Width: 30' - 50' Fruit: 1/4" tan nutlet |  | Shape: Rounded, oval Soil Condition: Well-drained, fertile |  | Zone: 2 - 8 |  | Flower: Pale yellow Native to: Eastern North America |  | Fall Dig Hazard: No |  | Description: This hardy linden has a uniformly rounded head with large glossy |  | green leaves and red winter stems. The large thick leaves |  | make this an ideal shade tree. |  | Applications: Streets, parks, specimen. |
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 | Tilia cordata Greenspire ® Littleleaf Linden 'Greenspire'  | 'Princeton Nurseries Introduction'
|  | Height: 60' - 70' Fall Foliage: Yellow |  | Width: 30' - 40' Fruit: 1/4" nutlet |  | Shape: Spade Soil Condition: Well-drained, moist |  | Zone: 3 - 7 |  | Flower: Yellow Native to: Europe |  | Fall Dig Hazard: No |  | Description: The standard by which all other littleleaf lindens are |  | compared. A rapid grower with a perfectly straight trunk and |  | uniform head. Small leathery foliage turns yellow in the fall and |  | flowers have an appealing fragrance. |  | Applications: Streets, allée, parks, specimen. |
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 | Tilia tomentosa Green Mountain ® Silver Linden 'Green Mountain'®  | 'Princeton Nurseries Introduction'
|  | Height: 50' - 70' Fall Foliage: Yellow |  | Width: 25' - 40' Fruit: 1/4" nutlet |  | Shape: Pyramidal Soil Condition: Moist to well-drained |  | Zone: 4 - 7 |  | Flower: Light yellow Native to: Southeastern Europe, |  | Western Asia |  | Fall Dig Hazard: Yes |  | Description: This selection forms a massive, dense headed plant that handles drought |  | and heat well. Dark green leaves have silver undersides. The |  | yellow flowers are strongly fragrant. |  | Applications: Streets, parks, allée, specimen. |
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 | Tilia x euchlora Crimean Linden  | 
|  | Height: 40' - 60' Fall Foliage: Yellow |  | Width: 20' - 30' Fruit: 1/4" nutlet |  | Shape: Oval Soil Condition: Well-drained, fertile |  | Zone: 3 - 7 |  | Flower: Light yellow Native to: Europe |  | Fall Dig Hazard: No |  | Description: A handsome linden with a shape similar to that of Littleleaf Linden. |  | Foliage is thick, shiny, and green. Flowers are fragrant yellow. |  | Stems and buds are yellow, giving this tree added interest in the |  | winter. |  | Applications: Street tree, parks, allée, specimen. |
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