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  • Quercus ‘Regal Prince’ – Hybrid Oak

    $320.00 caliper 5"-6" in ground; caliper 1 1/2" ball and 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. Cross between swamp oak and English oak. Ball and burlap $170. 2 1/2″ dbh. 6′-8′ Also available 5″ dbh, 12′-14′ in ground

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    Quercus ‘Chimney Fire’ – Hybrid Oak

    $175.00 ball & burlap

    Columnar, exceptional fiery red fall color. caliper 21/2″, height 8′

  • Quercus ‘Windcandle’ – Hybrid Oak

    $350.00 caliper 5" in ground; caliper 2" ball and burlap

    A vigorous, upright grower with good foliage. Growth habit is narrow, leaves are small, shiny. Ball and burlap $160, caliper2″, height 6′. In ground caliper 5″, height 8′

  • Quercus bicolor – Swamp White Oak

    $295.00 ball & burlap

    Strong grower. Transplants well. Green leaves turning to brown-orange in the fall. caliper 2 1/2″  height 8′-10′ $295 b&b.  Also 3″ height 10′  $320 b&b

  • Quercus phellos – Willow oak

    $320.00 ball & burlap

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

  • Quercus robur x Quercus alba ‘Tabor’ – ‘Forest Knight’ – Hybrid Oak

    $340.00 ball & burlap

    Strong central leader developing a high canopy giving abundant shade: uniform, strong branching, mildew resistant foliage and red-orange fall color.  caliper 2 1/2″, height 10′-12′ $180 b&b.  caliper 4-5″, height 12′-14′ for $360 in ground

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    Rhododendron ‘Lemon Drop’ – PJM Mezitt/Weston Hybrid

    $125.00 ball & burlap

    From Wayne Mezitt, a well known breeder of rhododendrons and azaleas, ‘Lemon Drop,’ is a deciduous June/July spicy fragrant flowering azalea. 5′-6′ height

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    Rhododendron ‘Viscosepala’ – Deciduous Azalea

    $125.00 ball & burlap

    This upright grower features creamy white flowers from late May through early June, and red-orange fall foliage. Extremely cold hardy. an old cultivar that was bred by Michael Waterer, UK, sometime prior to 1848. It has 2 in. wide, fragrant, funnel-shaped flowers that are pale yellowish white with a yellow blotch. ‘Viscosepala’ grows 6 to 8 ft. tall and 5 to 6 ft. wide. Better with some shade. Needs good drainage. Ours are 6′

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    Rhododendron atlanticum ‘Choptank Hybrid’ – Deciduous Coast Azalea

    $125.00 (ball and burlap)

    Natural hybrid between R. Alanticum and R. Periclymenoides. Pink buds, white flowers.  Fragrant. semi-dwarf = 4′ tall x 6′ wide

  • Sciadopitys verticillata – Umbrella Pine

    $190.00 ball & burlap
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    Stewartia pseudocamellia

    $300.00 ball & burlap

    Camellia-like flowers during summer. Interesting patches on bark. caliper 3″ – 3.5″; height 14′

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    Styrax obassia – Fragrant Snowbell

    $370.00 in ground

    . White flowers in May on long arching branches extending outward. caliper 4″- 4 1/2″; height 12′

  • Viburnum carlesii ‘Compactum’ – Compact Korean Spice Viburnum

    $245.00 ball & burlap

    The compact Korean Spice Viburnum having the fragrance of a full size Carlesii. Flowers early spring, abundance of white flowers. Slow-growing. Red fall color. Prune after flowering.