Trees

Name	12" +	8"-11"	Smaller
American Sycamore	0	0	60
Aster Wonder of Staffa	5	0	50
Black willow	100	0	0
Blue Spruce	60	0	-
Burning Bush	90	0	0
California Privet	0	0	100
Choke Cherry	0	0	100
Common Privet	0	00	300
Curly Willow	80	0	40
Dappled Willow	20	20	150
Green Ash	20	-	-
Hybrid Poplar DN-34	40	0	50
Hybrid Poplar Lombardy	40	20	40
Hybrid Poplar OP-367	800	400	100
Japanese Maple- Green	80	50	200
Japanese Maple- red	0	40	100
Leyland Cypress	20	0	-
Mimosa	15	30	20
Pendula Willow	15	0	80
Purple willow	60	0	40
Pussy willow	50	0	25
Red Twig Dogwood	25	0	0
Rose of Sharon- white	24	0	40
Paulownia Elongata	0	0	400
Paulownia Tormentosa	25	10	100
Sequoia	0	20	150
Siberian Elm	5	-	-
Silver Maple	5	30	30
Salix Triandra	5	0	0
Salix Caprea (low pussy willow)	0	0	100
Stevia (sugar plant) House plant	40	40	0
Valley Forge Elm ($20 each)	15	0	0
White Dogwood	0	0	400

Coming...Soon Paulownia Elongata Yes, I found the fastest growing tree in the world: The Paulownia Elongata, not to be confused with the Paulownia Tormentosa. Originally from China and Japan, this Paulownia clone (Elongata) grows 15-20 ft. in one year, lives 100 years and grows to 100 ft., This tree is not invasive. In Spring it is covered with blue/purple flowers. Its wood is hardwood whose color resembles mohogany. The wood is very much in demand in China and Japan where it is used to make furniture, musical instruments and veneer. This tree produces 2-4 times more wood than any other tree in the same timeframe. A perfectly straight knotless tree is achieved by removing the side branches every month. I will have this tree available later on this year. Notice I did not use common names here, the Internet has so many web sites claiming their Paulownia tree is the Empress or the princess or the Royal tree, Keep in mind that there are over 29 different clones, not every one of them can be called Empress, so stick to the botanical names if you don't want to get confused. I will be selling 1 ft tall trees. Look for it right here! Please do not get taken by the hype about this tree. I am only telling you what I have read on the Internet. How much of that is truthful, I don't know. You must educate yourself before getting a lot of these trees. There are hundreds of web sites dedicated to the Paulownia Elongata. Of course, most of them tell you that it is the panacea... you be the judge. Also I am growing cuttings of Salix Caprea (Low Pussy Willow) a requirement when you are making Salix Caprea Pendula or Kilmanrock Weeping Pussy willow, Salix Smithiana, a species specially used for basketry and as a rootstock to make many grafted standards such from the Salix Integra or Hakuro Nishiki - Dappled Willow. Salix triandra Black Maul - Another basketry willow - I already have some of these in stock. Salix Miyabeaum Basket Willow from Japan. Grows to 20 ft.

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Hybrid poplars are not guaranteed at elevations of over 4500 ft... However, I have a customer who planted 25 OP-367 at Castle Rock, CO. in 2003 (6000 ft. elevation) and have been growing with no problem.
Hybrid Poplar Clone OP-367 Male. The everyday hybrid poplar, grows to 100 ft. and 40 ft. wide in about 14 years. I grow 1000 of these for retail sales every year. This tree outsells all other hybrids 10 to 1.	Hybrid Poplar clone DN-34 male. Narrower than the OP-367 (about 25 ft.) making it ideal for screens. Grows to 90 ft. Also a fast grower.
Willow Trees
Arctic Willow Also called basket willow, or purple willow. Salix purpurea. Grows to about 10 ft. bluish breenish small leaves.	Black willow The largest and most important of the New World willows It can reach 140 ft. with a trunk of 4 ft. in diameter. Ideal for wildlife refuge.
Pendula Willow - Salix Babylonica "Pendula" Larger leaves than the regular weeping willow, much denser branches. Grows to 50 ft. My best seller for the last 3 years.	Dappled Willow Salix Integra "Hakuro Nishiki" This rare, graceful fast-growing 5-10' shrub has elegant habit & eye-catching leaves brilliantly variegated with large patches of white and pink most of the season. A striking accent sure to be noticed.
Corkscrew willow If you want a conversation piece tree, this would be it! Grows rapidly to 35 ft.	Pussy Willow. It requires full sun to thrive, but will survive in the shade as well. As with most willows, they do best when given lots of water. Although they can be allowed to grow unpruned, the plant will benefit from regular pruning after blooming. Prune the lowest branches back to the trunk, and prune for shape.
Black Maul Basket Willow - Salix Triandra One of europe's most used basketry willows, this 20-30' shrub/tree is also "an outstandingly attractive... willow with exceedingly nice glossy (leaves) and spectacular display of candle-like male carkins".
Other Large trees
Paulownia Tormentosa Originally from China, it is hardy from ones 6 thru 9. Flowers on the third year and grows 10-15 ft. every year!!! It grows more if you trim it!!!. It will grow to 60 ft. in 5 years.	Paulownia Elongata From China, it is hardy from ones 6 thru 9. Flowers on the third year and grows 15-20 ft. every year!!! It grows more if you trim it!!!. It will grow to 100 ft. The fastest growing tree in earth! > Sorry, trees are not tall enough to e sold yet. Should be ready by the end of July or so.
Silver Maple Grows to 80 ft. zones 3 and south Rapid growth, about 6 ft. per year.	Choke Cherry A native tree, grows to about 70 ft., plenty of white flowers in May and then cherries that are cherished by blue birds.
Green Ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica) A deciduous tree. One of the most common and rapidly growing woodland trees, is also a popular shade tree for urban areas, well-known for its adaptability to almost any site. One of the first trees to change color and drop its leaves in autumn, it is native to eastern and central North America. Zones 3-9.
American Sycamore One of the largest eastern hardwoods, with an enlarged base, massive, straight trunk, and large, spreading branches forming a broad open crown. Height 80-100 ft. The present champion trunk is 11 ft. in diameter. Bark peels off in large thin flakes exposing patches of brown, green and gray. A beautiful tree for street lining. Grows about 4 ft. per year..	Siberian Elm. A Naturalized tree from China and Turkestan, it is a fast-grower in dry regions such as the great Plains. Resistant to the Dutch Elm Disease. Tolerant of poor soils and city smoke. Grows to 130 ft. For more information see the siberian elm page. A favorite for hedges. Plant 18 inches apart, the more you trim it, the thicker it gets.
Colorado Blue Spruce A beautiful piramidal tree, can grow to 120 ft. Very slow growers. My trees are about 12" tall and they will not grow any taller in the bags.	Ginkgo Biloba. The oldest tree in the world, it has been called the fossil tree. The Ginkgo is a broad-leafed deciduous tree. The fan-shaped leaves are produced in clusters on short branches, along the longer branches of the tree. The leaves are a delicate soft green. Their fall color is a brilliant gold. I started them from seed.
Smaller Trees
Mimosa This tree, also called "silk tree", can grow up to 5 ft. in one year. - Mimosa trees rapidly grow to about 20-25 ft. They have a tropical look, but are very hardy. They adapt to almost any soil type. They are drought tolerant and can be planted in full sun or partial shade.	Green Japanese Maple Acer Palmatum Height: 20 ft Spread: 20 ft Form: rounded. Type: deciduous shrub or small tree Annual Growth Rate: less than 12 inches.
Red Twig Dogwood Perennial bush, grows to about 10 ft. White flowers in early summer and purple seeds in the fall. Bright red twigs show after all the leaves have fallen in the winter.	White Dogwood Cornus florida is one America's favorite flowering trees. The dogwood's beauty in the spring with its snowy clouds of white blossoms is unsurpassed, and the red berries and crimson leaves of autumn are breathtaking.
Perennials
Stevia The sweetener of the future. No calories, 300 times sweeter than sugar. Truvia is made from the leaves of this plant All my plants are grown from cuttings to assure they are the sweetest of all. Dry the leaves, pulverize them and use in any recipes including coffee or tea. A tender perennial, You must bring it inside during the winter.	Redish Hyssop Agastache 'firebird' (A. coccinea x A. rupestris) features coppery-orange to coral flowers and aromatic gray-green foliage. Sweetly fragrant, tubular flowers in whorls bloom on erect, salvia-like spikes atop stems typically growing to 2-3’ feet tall. Flowers appear over a long June to September bloom period. Flowers are attractive to bees, hummingbirds and butterflies. Leaves have a strong mint scent, and may be used fresh or dry to flavor teas. Find this plant under Perennials. Photo
Burning Bush For most of the year, the cork-like strips that protrude from this plant's branches are its chief selling point. But all that changes in autumn, when burning bush shrubs put on a fall foliage show for the ages! The fall foliage color ranges from red to pinkish-red. It also bears reddish-orange berries in autumn. Grows to 8 ft. Photo

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