Kwanzan Cherry – Kanzan Cherry – Japanese Flowering Cherry. Species: P. serrulata ‘ Kwanzan’. Genus: Prunus. This tree is native to China, Japan, Korea, and India. Indoor: Can be grown as a bonsai. Bark Structure: Chestnut brown with prominent horizontal lenticels.
Kwanzan Cherry Tree (Prunus serrulata ‘Kwanzan’) Ornamental – Multiple Sizes
Kwanzan Cherry – Kanzan Cherry – Japanese Flowering Cherry. Species: P. serrulata ‘ Kwanzan’. Genus: Prunus. This tree is native to China, Japan, Korea, and India. Indoor: Can be grown as a bonsai. Bark Structure: Chestnut brown with prominent horizontal lenticels.
Alnus incana (Mountain Alder, Gray, Speckled Alder, or Thin Leafed Alder)
Grows in USDA zones 2 – 6. It thrives in cold to cool climates and generally does not perform well in the heat south of Zone 6. Will grow in Zone 7 and 8 in the West Coast if planted in afternoon shade in a in wetland or streambank locations.
Ginkgo Biloba Tree – Maidenhair Tree – Living Fossil Tree – Multiple Sizes
Ginkgo Tree – Maidenhair Tree – Fossil Tree – Living Fossil. Species: G. biloba. Genus: Ginkgo. Indoor: Bonsai. This tree is native to China. Main use of tree Maintenance: Low. The stem will be strewn with buds for this coming spring’s growth.
Eastern Redbud Tree (Cercis canadensis) – Pink Spring Blooms – Multiple Sizes
Genus: Cercis. The Eastern Redbud is a spring shower. Up here in New York State we know spring has finally arrived when the Redbuds start to bloom. They flower before they push their heart-shaped leaves.
Osage Orange Tree (Maclura pomifera) – Hedge Apple – Live Plant – Multiple Sizes
Species: M. pomifera. Genus: Maclura. Osage Orange. Outdoor: Wind break, hedge, shade tree. This tree is native to a small region of Oklahoma, Texas, and Arkansas and is now widely naturalized in the United States and Ontario, Canada.