Browse our A-Z listing of trees, large and small, to find the best selections for your landscape.
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Apple is the most widely adapted of all temperate-zone fruit trees. A copious producer if it's planted in full sun and... read more >
The magnificent shade tree that has it all: tolerance for difficult soils and conditions, spectacular purple, red, orange or gold... read more >
Dancers in the garden, aspens are popular choices for fast-growing windbreaks, screens, and mass plantings. Their oval leaves... read more >
Looking for a small palm that tolerates shade? Check out bamboo palm and its relatives. Most stay less than 10 feet tall -- so... read more >
A culinary classic, bay's glossy green foliage is a flavor favorite in soups, stews, and meat dishes. Bay only survives to 25... read more >
A versatile, handsome tree, the beech takes center stage in the garden come fall, when leaves change to red, gold, orange, or... read more >
One of the most elegant garden trees, birches make a graceful statement with open, airy branches and roughly textured trunks.... read more >
With stunning 8-foot-long silvery blue to green leaves, Bismarck palm stands out in any landscape. In its native Madagascar, it... read more >
One of the toughest trees around, black locust thrives just about anywhere you plant it. The plant doesn't mind poor soil (in... read more >
Make a bold statement in your yard with hesper palms. These eye-catching trees bear large, fan-shape leaves that create a... read more >
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