New Trees 2015-2016

Ruby Sunset™ MapleAcer truncatum × A. platanoides ‘JFS-KW249’Zone: 4b | Height: 25' | Spread: 20'Shape: Broadly oval to roundedFoliage: Dark green, glossyFall Color: Deep redElegant foliage stays fresh and glossy throughout the growing season. Hybrid origin adds cold hardiness and adaptability to this selection that most resembles A. truncatum in appearance, growth habit and size. A great choice for smaller sites requiring a more compact tree.

Sparkling Sprite™ CrabappleMalus ‘JFS-KW207’Zone: 4 | Height: 12' | Spread: 12'Shape: Compact, dense, roundFoliage: Bright green Flower: White opening from pink buds Fruit: Yellow to golden orange, 1⁄4"DISEASE RESISTANCE:Scab: Excel. Fireblight: Excel.Cedar-Apple Rust: Excel. Mildew: Excel.Pink buds opening to white flowers smother the dense, rounded head of this top-grafted, compact dwarf. Summer foliage is especially clean and bright green. An abundant fruit crop persists well into winter, slowly turning from golden yellow to orange.

Jade Prince™ Dawn RedwoodMetasequoia glyptostroboides ‘JFS-PN3Legacy’Zone: 5 | Height: 70' | Spread: 25'Shape: Upright, pyramidal Foliage: Bright green, deciduous needlesFall Color: Rusty orangeLush, feathery spring foliage matures to rich, fresh green in summer. Dense, upright branching and a strong central leader contribute to superior form over seedling grown plants and recommend it for urban and landscape use.

Ruby Sunset™ Maple

Jade Prince™ Dawn Redwood

Sparkling Sprite™ Crabapple

Mesa Glow™ MapleAcer grandidentatum ‘JFS-NuMex 3’ P.A.F.Zone: 4 | Height: 28' | Spread: 18'Shape: Upright ovalFoliage: Dark greenFall Color: Orange red to redDrought tolerance, cold hardiness and adapt-ability make this upright selection of the native bigtooth maple a top choice for the intermountain West. Glossy leaves and bold fall color distinguish this selection made by Rolston St. Hilaire of New Mexico State University.

City Slicker® Birch Betula nigra ‘Whit XXV’ PP16573Zone: 5 | Height: 35' | Spread: 25'Shape: Broadly pyramidalFoliage: Glossy dark green Fall Color: YellowUnusually white bark of this true river birch rivals that of B. papyrifera and other white-barked beauties. Glossy dark green foliage shines though the growing season, and then turns golden yellow. From a native stand in Oklahoma, it shows increased tolerance of heat and drought.

Evening Light SnowbellStyrax japonicus ‘Evening Light’ PP24168Zone: 5 | Height: 15' | Spread: 10'Shape: Upright, ovalFoliage: Dark purpleFlower: WhiteGlossy deep purple foliage is unique among snowbells, providing a dramatically dark back-drop for fragrant white, bell shaped flowers that appear in June. With adequate soil moisture, some reblooming will occur.

Colonial Spirit® ElmUlmus americana ‘JFS-Prince II’Zone: 4 | Height: 65' | Spread: 50' Shape: Vase shaped with arching limbsFoliage: Dark greenFall Color: YellowDISEASE TolERANCE: Dutch Elm DiseaseStrong branch structure is manageable in both the nursery and the landscape, resulting in a symmetrically vase shaped tree of classic American elm form. This survivor of Dutch Elm Disease has proven tolerant by surviving controlled testing.

Mesa Glow™ Maple

Evening Light Snowbell

City Slicker® Birch

Colonial Spirit® Elm

Autumn Treasure™ HophornbeamOstyra virginiana ‘JFS-KW5’Zone: 4 | Height: 40' | Spread: 20'Shape: Upright pyramidal to ovalFoliage: Dark greenFall Color: Golden yellowAt last, a hophornbeam suited for city living. Predictably upright narrow form facilitates uni-form street tree plantings. Unlike many trees of seedling origin that hold brown leaves through-out the winter, fall leaf drop is clean and com-plete.

First Blush™ CherryPrunus ‘JFS-KW14’Zone: 5 | Height: 25' | Spread: 12'Shape: Upright narrow ovalFoliage: Dark greenFall Color: Orange to orange redFlower: Pink, double, fragrantDouble pink flowers smother the branches of this very narrow, upright cherry in early spring. The breathtaking floral display gives way to dark green, finely textured, disease resistant leaves that turn bright orange to orange red in autumn.

Greenfeather™ Pond CypressTaxodium ascendens ‘Carolyn Malone’Zone: 5 | Height: 50' | Spread: 20'Shape: Narrow, pyramidalFoliage: Light greenFall Color: Rusty orangeSoft, feathery, bright green foliage is as light and airy as its name implies, and heat tolerant, too. Selected by John Malone of Summershade Nursery in Georgia. This upright, narrow selection offers a uniform growth rate while tolerating extremes including drought and standing water conditions.

Autumn Treasure™ Hophornbeam

First Blush™ Cherry

Greenfeather™ Pond Cypress

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