Trees

The LSU Purple Fig produces medium to large, sweet, and juicy figs with a deep purple skin and rich amber flesh, offering a delightful treat from e...

The Bald Cypress is a long lived, deciduous conifer in the same family as the Redwood. It is multifunctional tree that offers numerous benefits in ...

Easy to grow and beautiful. The Scarlet Curls Corkscrew Willow features wavy branches, twisted twigs, and curly leaves. After the first frost in wi...

Excellent for small gardens or food forests! The Dwarf Everbearing Mulberry produces small to medium-sized, dark purple to black berries that have ...

An incredibly useful tree native to the southeastern United States, Black Locust has multiple uses and has been valued by homesteaders for generati...

Ginkgo trees, also known as maidenhair trees, are remarkable living fossils that have been around for millions of years. Ginkgo is a witness to Ear...

Native to the southeastern United States, particularly in wetland areas, this tree is well-adapted to moist environments and is an important specie...

Beautiful AND native! The Eastern Redbud is a beloved deciduous tree known for its stunning spring blooms, heart-shaped leaves, and graceful form. ...

The Italian Honey Fig produces abundant crops of medium-sized, yellow-green figs with a luscious, amber-colored flesh that has a rich, honey-like f...

The Hybrid Poplar is a versatile and resilient tree that offers rapid growth (5-8 ft per year in optimal conditions), environmental benefits, and a...

Austree Hybrid Willow is a standout choice for those seeking rapid privacy, noise breaks, or windbreaks. Bred specifically for accelerated growth, ...

An iconic tree! The Weeping Willow is a multifunctional tree with a wide range of practical uses. From soil stabilization and water management to p...

The Thornless Honey Locust is a multifunctional tree that enhances soil fertility, supports diverse farming practices, provides fodder and forage, ...

Among the hardiest of the Eucalyptus trees, the Eucalyptus gunnii trees originate from the Central Highlands of Tasmania at about 1,000 meters abov...