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Scotch Laburnum


'pendulum' variety has weeping form. Seeds and flowers are poisonous.
Scotch Laburnum

Common Goldenchain Tree


A very effective weeping form in the landscape. Seeds and flowers are toxic.

Goldenchain Tree


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Golden Chain Tree is an attractive, slow growing tree for lawns and moderately moist …
Goldenchain Tree

Waterer Goldenchain Tree


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Golden Chain Tree is an attractive, slow growing tree for lawns and moderately moist …

Muskogee Hybrid Crape Myrtle


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Drought resistant. Powdery mildew resistant.
Muskogee Hybrid Crape Myrtle

Natchez Hybrid Crape Myrtle


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Drought resistant. Powdery mildew resistant.
Natchez Hybrid Crape Myrtle

Tuscarora Hybrid Crape Myrtle


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Has multiple stems. Powdery mildew resistant.
Tuscarora Hybrid Crape Myrtle

Japanese Crape Myrtle


Japanese Crape Myrtle is a popular single or multi-trunk tree, used as a flowering or…
Japanese Crape Myrtle

Crape Myrtle


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Crape Myrtle is a commonly used single or multi-trunk tree, effective as a flowering …
Crape Myrtle

Acoma Crape Myrtle


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Branches droop but resist breakage. Trainable as a Standard.
Acoma Crape Myrtle

Biloxi Crape Myrtle


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Branches droop but resist breakage. Trainable as a standard.
Biloxi Crape Myrtle

Catawba Crape Myrtle


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Powdery mildew resistant.

Cherokee Crape Myrtle


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Powdery mildew resistant.
Cherokee Crape Myrtle

Potomac Crape Myrtle


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Powdery mildew resistant.
Potomac Crape Myrtle

Powhatan Crape Myrtle


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Powdery mildew resistant.
Powhatan Crape Myrtle

Seminole Crape Myrtle


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Powdery mildew resistant.
Seminole Crape Myrtle

Giant Crape Myrtle


Branches droop but resist breakage.
Giant Crape Myrtle

Primrose Tree


Saline and smog tolerant. Fine hairs within the seed capsule can cause itchiness.
Primrose Tree

European Larch


A deciduous conifer, good spring and fall foliage color.
European Larch

Japanese Larch


A deciduous conifer. Good spring and fall foliage color.
Japanese Larch

Western Larch


A tall timber species.
Western Larch

Saratoga Laurel


Leaves can be used for seasoning. Resistant to psyllid.

Sweet Bay


Leaves can be used for seasoning. The thick, waxy leaves are resistant to fire. Dried…
Sweet Bay

Australian Tea Tree


Australian Tea Tree is an attractive shrub or multi-trunked tree, becoming a graceful…
Australian Tea Tree

Lemon-Scented Tea Tree


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Leaves can be used as a tea substitute. Leaves and stems contain essential oils used …
Lemon-Scented Tea Tree

New Zealand Tea Tree


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Small and compact. Rarely in tree form. Many varieties are sold as garden plants.
New Zealand Tea Tree

Silver Tree


Needs excellent drainage.
Silver Tree

Golden Ball Lead Tree


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Branches don't droop and are susceptible to breakage.
Golden Ball Lead Tree

Key Thatchpalm


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Branches don't droop and resist breakage.
Key Thatchpalm

Japanese Privet


Susceptible to Texas root rot. Takes shearing. Waxy leaves help retain water and make…
Japanese Privet

Variegatum Japanese Privet


Branches droop but resist breakage. Trainable as a Standard.

Glossy Privet


Glossy Privet is used extensively as a shrub or tree standard. It is tough and durabl…
Glossy Privet

Davidson Hardy Glossy Privet


Branches droop but resist breakage. Trainable as a Standard
Davidson Hardy Glossy Privet

Tricolor Glossy Privet


Branches droop but resist breakage. Trainable as a Standard.

California Privet


Takes shearing. Often used for screening.

Common Privet


Deciduous shrub. Takes shearing.

Chinese Sweetgum


Purplish-red new growth. Relatively late fall colors: yellow and/or red.
Chinese Sweetgum

Oriental Sweetgum


Resistant to oak root fungus.

American Sweetgum


Resistant to oak root fungus.
American Sweetgum

Moraine Sweetgum


Branches droop but resist breakage.

Palo Alto Sweetgum


Resistant to oak root fungus. Hardy to about -10 degrees F. Crown spread 15 - 25 fee…
Palo Alto Sweetgum

Rotundiloba Sweetgum


Branches droop but resist breakage.
Rotundiloba Sweetgum

Tulip Tree


Aphids can be very troublesome; cause honeydew drip. Blooms during May and June. Re…
Tulip Tree

Lychee


Branches droop but resist breakage.
Lychee

Tanoak


Massive tree in its native habitat. Musky odor of male flowers permeates air in spri…
Tanoak

Australia Cabbage Palm


Fan palm with dark, shiny leaves. Needs moderate watering.
Australia Cabbage Palm

Chinese Fountain Palm


Fan palm with dark, shiny leaves. Needs moderate watering. Identified by drooping l…
Chinese Fountain Palm

Ribbon Fan Palm


Leaves are bluish-green beneath. Has spiny leaf stems.
Ribbon Fan Palm

Brisbane Box


Drought resistant once established. Smog tolerant. May be a larger tree in warmer a…
Brisbane Box

Chilean Luma


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Fairly drought tolerant.
Chilean Luma

Catalina Ironwood


Needs good drainage. Attractive in groves. The species floribundus is lobed and does…
Catalina Ironwood

Wild Tamarind


Branches droop but resist breakage.

Feather Bush


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Large spreading shrub with hard brittle wood. Has dense, feathery canopy. Handsome or…
Feather Bush

 


 


 


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