In-ground and Ball and Burlap Trees in Eastern Pennsylvania

$90.00 Ball & Burlap

A good plant for woodland conditions. Flowers early spring before leaves emerge. The flowers are yellow. 2′–3′ slow grower.

$170.00 Ball & Burlap

Upright with clusters of orange-red flowers. Good fall color. No serious insect or disease problems. 5′.

$330.00 In-Ground

Deep yellow flowers. Canes remain neat in appearance as the plant ages. 10′–12′ in-ground.

$330.00 In-Ground

Upright, fragrant flower in pale yellow to dark red in January and February. Good witch hazel to surround with small plants. Good hedge, 10′–12′ in-ground.

$125.00 Ball & Burlap

A natural hybrid between R. Atlanticum and R. Periclymenoides. These have pink buds and white flowers. Fragrant. Semi-dwarf = 4′ tall × 6′ wide.

$245.00 Ball & Burlap

The compact Korean Spice Viburnum has the fragrance of a full-size Carlesii. Flowers are in early spring, and there is an abundance of white flowers. Slow-growing. Red fall color. Prune after flowering.

$75.00 Ball & Burlap

Typically grows 20′–35′ tall. The smooth, gray wood of the mature tree exhibits a distinctive muscle-like fluting for which the tree has the common name of musclewood. An attractively globular-shaped, low-maintenance understory tree for shady sites. Wisconsin Red has been bred for its brilliant fall reds, oranges, and yellows. 4′′–5′.

$180.00 Ball & Burlap

A rare sweetgum. Leaves open pale green and quickly turn golden yellow for the entire growing season until fall, when they take on oranges and reds. 6′–8′.

$320.00 Ball & Burlap

Fast-growing native oak with slender leaves. Caliper 2.5″–3″; height 10′.

340.00 Ball & Burlap

A strong central leader is developing a high canopy that gives abundant shade, uniform, strong branching, mildew-resistant foliage, and red-orange fall color. Caliper 2 1/2″, height 10′–12′. 180 ball and burlap. Caliper 4–5″, height 12′–14′ for $360 in-ground.

320.00 Caliper 5″–6″ In-Ground; Caliper 1 1/2″ Ball & Burlap

A nicely shaped, upright tree with a growth habit not as tight as some hybrid oaks. The Regal Prince Oak is notable for its resistance to powdery mildew and borers, strong vertical, columnar form, and tolerance to wind and ice. Holds its dense, fastigiate form into old age. A cross between swamp oak and English oak.

Ball & Burlap 170. 2 1/2″ Dbh. 6′–8′
Also Available 5″ Dbh, 12′–14′ In-Ground

295.00 Ball & Burlap

Strong grower. Transplants well. Green leaves turn brown-orange in the fall.

Caliper 2 1/2″ height 8′–10′

Also 3″ Height 10′. $320 Ball & Burlap

$150.00 Ball & Burlap

Graceful dwarf boxwood. Minute annual 1/2″ growth in height and 1 1/2″ in width. 24″ width × 18″ height.

$425.00 Ball & Burlap

Appealing, upright, conical plant. Expect it will need to be dug with a 50″ spade. 50″ wide, 84″ height.

$330.00 Ball & Burlap

Oval shape. Very dark green color with tight growing habit. 36″ wide by 52″ height.

$185.00 Ball & Burlap

A conical grower is considered to be the best of upright boxwood. 18″ wide; 4′–6′ height.

$825.00 In-Ground

Outstanding tree, grown in full sun and in windswept areas. Prefers well-drained soil. One tree. 6′ across, 18′ height, caliper 6″.

$190.00 Ball & Burlap

Slow-growing needled conifer, 4′ in ten years. Prefers rich, acidic soil, sun with some afternoon shade, and protection from the wind. 14″ width, 30″ height.

$350.00 Ball & Burlap

A native plant. Good white flowers on previous year’s growth, dark green leaves, and blackberries that are much loved by birds and wildlife. Comes in male and female, though both will flower. Multi-stemmed. Height 8′–10′.

$380.00 Ball & Burlap

Great plant, hearty, grows in full sun; nice flower and spectacular red fall color in full sun. Caliper 4+″; height 12′.

$320.00 Ball & Burlap

Very floriferous, light to medium pink. Burgundy fall color. Caliper 3″; height 8′–10′.

$390.00 In-Ground

Bowl-shaped form. Nice pink to red flowers in late May. All new growth has red tips on dark green leaves. Caliper 5″–6″; height 10′.

$250.00 Ball & Burlap

The American Smoketree. Blooms in May and June, and the spent flower clusters are covered in billowy hairs that turn a smoky-pink or purplish-pink color in the summer. The fall leaf color is a fantastic red-orange. Prefers neutral or alkaline soil. Caliper 2″–2 1/2″; height 7′–8′.

$300.00 Ball & Burlap

White bell-shaped flowers in early spring. Yellow-green leaves in summer turn yellow in fall. A good example of a native American plant used as an understory plant. A single stem is usually maintained but may become multi-stemmed if not pruned to one stem. Caliper 2 1/2″; height 10′.