More Trees & Shrubs

Cercidiphyllum  japonicum  "Raspberry" -  the heart-shaped leaves turn raspberry red in the fall.  Forms a pyramid shaped tree eventually reaching 40 feet.

Cercidiphyllum japonicum “Red Fox” - Red Fox is a new cultivar of the venerable Katsura tree. Great fall color. $50

Chamaecyparis pisifera "Curly Top" (shown at right) - A new dwarf evergreen with. Twisting blue needles give a soft effect. Expect a height of 3 feet in ten years. From $29.

Cotinus coggygria "Golden Spirit" - Glowing golden-green leaves are the enticement on this new, patented smoke tree.   It seems as if it will be a small bush/tree at maturity.  A perfect accent for the small garden bed or rock garden.

Cotinus coggygria "Purple Robe" - Deeper red tones than the species on this tree. Smokey pink flowers illustrate the name.

Cotinus coggygria "Velvet Cloak" - Luxurious chocolate brown tones overshadow the deep red on the leaves of Velvet cloak. You will want to wrap your garden in this smoke tree. Although color intensity will fade with summer heat, the foliage turns brilliant red in the fall.

Cotinus coggygria “Young Lady” - Larger and more clearly defined flowers distinguish the "smoke" component and help differentiate it from other green leafed varieties.   Leaves also seemed more tightly spaced.  Five gallon: $60.

Davidia involucrata - The Handkerchief Tree or Dove Tree flowers in extraordinary large white swatches. 

Davidia involucrata "Platts Variegata" - From Roger Platts’ famous  garden and nurseries in England. Medium green new foliage appears in pleated folds.  The variegation is a subtle gold tone in the center of the leaf. Rare. One gallon: $65.

GINKGO BILOBA - One of the most ancient species, the Ginkgo is native to China.   Known as the Maidenhair Tree, it is enjoyed world-wide for its golden fall color.

G. b. Chase Manhatten - Dwarf form of Ginkgo. Leaves are elongated.

G. b. Chi-Chi - Dwarf form of gingko.  Form a dense rounded shrub and is excellent for containers and small gardens.

G. b. Jade Butterfly - Wider and with a bluish tone, these leaves evoke the image of a butterfly. Vase-shaped form.  $ 55 in two gallon containers.

G. b. Mariken - Short branches on this semi-dwarf Ginkgo create a uniform and compact tree.

G. b. Munchkin - Tiny leaves on this most miniature of ginkgos. Very slow growing. Our three-year trees are between 12 and 16 inches: $ 39.

G. b. Saratoga - Another form of semi-dwarf Ginkgo. Selected for sturdy habit.

G. b. Spring Grove - Dwarf form with diminutive leaves.  Spring Grove is one of the earliest ginkgos to change color in fall. Five year old trees in 2 gallon containers: $ 60.

G. b. Sun Stream - Unusual variegation on this semi- dwarf form. Lemon yellow rays of color run length-wise along this elongated `maidenhair' leaf. 2 gallon: $50 (wait list).

G. b. Windemere Gold - Elongated and slender, the leaf has subtle gold variegation. Three-ft. now - $65.

Hydrangea macrophylla “Blaumeise” - Early to bloom and sure to please. The flowers are a sky-blue; and some petals have hints of rose. They are excellent as a cut flower. 4 - 5 feet at maturity. Two gallon containers: $30.

Hydrangea macrophylla "Fuji Waterfall" - Small but profuse lace leaf flowers adorn this bush throughout the summer. By September the white outer petals have "reversed" themselves showing a rose-red underside. Color remains through the month of October. 4 - 5 feet at maturity. Three gallon containers: $39.

Hydrangea quercifolia "Sikes Dwarf" - Don’t have room for the larger growing oak leaf hydrangeas? Sikes Dwarf is the ticket. Creamy white pyramidal flower clusters together with the intense red fall color for which the oak leafs are famous make this a must for every garden.

Taller growing oak leaf hydrangeas and many more macrophylla hydrangeas await you at Wildwood Farm.