Collection: Deciduous Trees

Seasonal Transformation & Architectural Presence

Deciduous trees define the character of residential landscapes, offering dynamic seasonal change, shade canopy, and long-term structural value. Our selection includes ornamental varieties prized for spring blooms, summer foliage, fall color, and winter branching—from compact patio trees to stately shade specimens that anchor properties and appreciate over decades.

Why Deciduous Trees Excel

• Four-season drama: Spring flowers, summer shade, brilliant fall color, and sculptural winter silhouettes
• Functional value: Cooling shade reduces energy costs, seasonal leaf drop allows winter sun, and mature canopies increase property value
• Design versatility: Specimen focal points, street trees, shade canopies, or naturalized groves
• Wildlife habitat: Nesting sites, food sources, and shelter for birds and beneficial insects

Selection & Placement

Consider mature size, growth rate, and site conditions when selecting deciduous trees. Fast-growing varieties provide quick shade but may require more maintenance, while slow-growing specimens offer denser wood and longer lifespan. Account for overhead utilities, foundation clearance, and sight lines. Plant spring-blooming varieties where they'll be visible from indoor living spaces.

Care Essentials

Plant in well-prepared soil with adequate root zone space. Water deeply and consistently during establishment. Stake only if necessary and remove supports after one growing season. Prune young trees to establish strong structure, removing crossing branches and maintaining a central leader. Mulch to retain moisture, suppress weeds, and protect roots from temperature extremes.