Limited Supply - Quick Shade - Advertised in newspapers and magazines
across the country.
Through a special purchase, we are able to offer for sale this season
this nationally advertised fast growing tree species, the Imperial
Carolina Poplar hybrid. On average and under normal conditions, this
tree will grow six feet per year. The Imperial Carolina can be used as
a specimen, or to line a road or drive. You can expect this tree to be
over 20' tall and 15' wide in just three years. It can grow to over
70' tall.

The Imperial Carolina poplar tolerates a wide variety of soil types
and conditions, growing very well on somewhat sandy soils.

The tree is a tall, fast-growing tree shaped somewhat like a pyramid.
It is a hybrid that reaches 50-80 feet in height. Its yellow-gray bark
becomes ridged toward the base of the tree. The wide, smooth leaves
are rounded at the base. Because Imperial is a male hybrid, it does
not produce the cottony seed common to most poplar trees. It tolerates
a wide variety of sites, but does very well on moderately sandy soils.

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Our "True Blue" Colorado Blue Spruce Shiners are the Bluer then Blue.
Selected from our five year old Colorado Blue Spruce transplant beds.
Only one tree out of a hundred will make the cut, selected for their
bluish color, symetrical shape, full branching, and straight central
leader.
Remember seeing a bluer then blue evergreen tree at someones home or
in a park setting, and wondered why they were so hard to find at the
local garden center? Or when you did find one the price tag just
floored you?

Well now, you can purchase these bluer then blue "True Blues" select
Colorado Blue Spruce transplants at affordable prices.

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Limited Supply - The "Red Baron" is a very Fast Growing Shade tree.
Through a special purchase, we are able to offer for sale this season
this nationally advertised fast growing tree species. The "Red Baron"
Willow hybrid is named for its reddish tinged branches that provide
color to the landscape in fall throught winter. Under average and
normal conditions, the Red baron will grow six feet per year. Pictured
here is an eight year old tree in a landscape setting. Planted as a
specimen, or to line a road or drive, you can expect this tree to be
over 20' tall and 15' wide in just three years. It can grow to over
70' tall.