Live trees from Pennsylvania
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| Hybrid Poplar Trees | |
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. |
Lombardy I am not fond of this tree because it is short lived., 10 to 15 years. It grows rapidly to 70 ft. I have read that it suckers a lot but in 5 years that I have had this tree I have not seen it sucker at all. It is a male tree, and beautiful looking tree. One of the narrowest trees around. Its width is only 6 ft. Used all over the US as screens.  |
| Hybrid Poplar clone 311-93 I was asked to bring this one back, here it is, another large male tree that grows very fast in Pennsylvania. I picked it because when I planted all 31 clones in 2001 this tree grew 1 ft. taller than all others. |
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NE-41 Male - Also called the Androscoggin poplar. P. Maximowiczii x P. Thrichocarpa. It grows up to 70 ft, and about 35 ft. wide. The best selection for Golf courses, new developments or street lining.  |
Hybrid Poplar clone DN-34 male. Narrower than the OP-367 (about 25 ft.) making it ideal for screens. Grows to 90 ft.  |
| 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.
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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.  |
Weeping Willow The original Salix Babylonica. - Grows to 55 ft. |
Corkscrew willow If you want a conversation piece tree, this would be it! Grows rapidly to 35 ft. 
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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. | .
| Other Large trees | |
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.  
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Quaking Aspen The leaves of the quakies are attached to the branches with extra long stems, that gives them the ability to tremble at the slightest breeze. A conversation piece. The most widely planted tree in the US.   |
| Silver Maple Grows to 80 ft. zones 3 and south Rapid growth, about 6 ft. per year. |
Red Maple Large tree with narrow or rounded crown with red flowers, fruit, leafstalks and autum foliage. Height up to 90 ft. Grows all over the East Coast |
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. >
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| 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..
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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. |
| Other Large trees | |
| 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. |
Tasmanian Blue Gum Another evergreen, this one from Australia, it grows best in Zone 9 - Texas, Florida, etc. Never allow the roots to go dry or it will die.. Can grow to 150 ft., very tall, very slender and very fresh Spring scent all the time. Makes plenty of roots very quickly, transplant as soon as you can. |
| Smaller Trees | |
FIG I. This photo taken in July. While these tree can grow 6 ft. in one year, they will grow very little in the shallow bags I have them in. I have one in the ground, the tree died during the winter but it sprouted again in May from the ground.  |
Mimosa his tree can grow up to 5 ft. in one year. - Very tender tree, even moving it from the greenhouse to the outdoors triggers dormancy. Mimosas grow to 35 ft.. |
| Papaya Someone gave me a big (5 lb) papaya. I saved the seeds, sprouted them and now I have 80 little plants, This tree will give fruit starting on the second year. It requires heat! It can ge grown in South Florida, South Texas and any other place that gets no frost at all. A frost-free greenhouse also would be fine. Plenty of information on the net about this plant. Zone 9 only! Photo. |
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. |
| Order Below |
| Please specify in the white space what you want and how many of each. Mix and Match any way you want. You can include privets for better price break! |
| PA1 | Individual
trees. Be sure to specify to the right what kind of trees you want. Minimum order $20.00. |
$7.00 | |
| PA10 | 8 tree box Specify to the right what kind of trees you want. . |
$52.00 | PA11 | 16 tree box Specify to the right what kind of trees you want. |
$96.00 | PA12 | 32 tree box Specify to the right what kind of trees you want. |
$188.00 |
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