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Acer platanoides

This Norway Maple offers a lush burgundy leaf during the growing season.

Acer rubrum

This Minnesota Native offers ecological significance and incredible fall color.  Considered a slow grower in other containment systems, it has consistently shown increased growth rate as a Legacy-Tree.

Acer saccharum

This keystone species plays an important role in our mesic hardwood biome here on the Rochester plateau.  Beautiful structure and intense fall color make this long-lived tree a favorite.

Acer x fremanni

This hybrid of the native Silver and Red Maples offers increased growth rates and stunning red seasonal color.

Gleditsia tricanthos

Skyline is a seedless cultivar of this Minnesota native that has incredible structure and adaptability to open sites.

Malus speciousa

Purple Prince gives an intense spring display of magenta flowers, followed by dark persistent fruits with its burgundy leaves.  This Crabapple is a larger variety, with a mature height and spread of 25'.

Malus speciousa

Red Jewel bursts in the spring with bright white flowers.  The following cranberry red fruits persist into winter.  This Crabapple is a smaller variety, with a mature height and spread of 15'.

Malus speciousa

Rejoice welcomes spring with heavy vanilla-pink blooms.  Its fruit persists into winter and is a delightful forage for birds.  This Crabapple is a medium variety, with a mature height and spread of 20'.

Syringa reticulata

Snowdance will be sure to please with its wonderfully trainable architecture and profuse late spring blooms.

Ulmus "morton glossy"

The Triumph is justly named as it is one of the best hybridizations of American and Asian Elms for resistance to Dutch Elm Disease.  This Elm closely resembles the classic "Tree of America," the much-missed American Elm.  It has a very fast growth rate!

Quercus bicolor

Swamp White Oak is a Minnesota native well known for its beautiful structure, exfoliating bark, and flare of fall colors.  As an Oak, it holds high ecological significance.

Quercus elipsoides

The Northern Pin Red Oak is another Minnesota native that offers exceptional structure, fall color, and ecological value.

Gymnocladus dioicus

The Kentucky Coffee Tree is a new favorite for the urban forest.  This native species' architecture is certain to fascinate with its large, durable form.

Celtis occidentalis

Hackberry is another native tree that is deserving of more appreciation- this tree is capable of delivering an epic, cathedral like effect in its large mature habit.  Ecological significance offers a heavy draw for all forms of fauna.