Trees Ornamental Trees For Sale In North Carolina

This crape myrtle can be used in Zones 2-5 if in a planter and brought in during the winter months. USDA Zones: Zone 6, Zone 7, Zone 8, Zone 9. Tall, a spread of 4 ft. The blooms of the Crimson Red Black Diamond come in a vibrant crimson red blooms with...

To 5 ft., and can be used as a specimen or in mass plantings. The blooms of the Pure White Black Diamond come in a vibrant bright white which offset the intense hues of the dark leaves.

This popular myrtle has superior exfoliating bark and experiences about 100 days of beautiful, cotton-white blooms in the summer. Like other crape myrtles, the Natchez is very hardy and exhibits a high mildew resistance.

This container grown tree makes an excellent miniature Christmas tree gift. Tall and a 15 - 25 ft. Plant in full sun to light shade in most any soil type. This compact size and slower growth habit is useful for urban areas where space is limited.

In height and 5 ft. In width and can bring a burst of color to smaller yard spaces. Purple Magic is hardy in Zones 6-9 and is resistant to mildew and leaf spot. Removal of expired flower heads will often times prolong and increase the duration of the...

Simple to grow and reliably gorgeous all year long, you can't go wrong with the Emerald Green Arborvitae. In addition to its beauty, Emerald Greens are extremely hardy, with the ability to resist extreme weather, grow in many different soil types and...

Sure to excite you when 2-3'', showy, starlike flowers appear in early spring. Perfect trees, in flower and foliage. Leaves turn brilliant fall-red, studded with showy scarlet berries.

As the frilly white petals fold back, handsome orange-gold stamens appear. The Ben Franklin Tree continues to bloom until a hard frost. In August, the largest bud swells and satiny petals emerge.

Carolina Sapphire is highly desired for its aromatic qualities. These trees are a great choice large property screens. The Carolina Sapphire is a fast growing conical growing evergreen tree with bluish-grey feathery foliage.

A classically elegant shrub, the Blue Point Juniper is a favorite amongst formal landscapes due to their ability to whip any yard into shape. Additionally, the Blue Point is particularly hardy, and can withstand droughts, as well as coastal salt exposure.

The Heritage Birch tree is a fast-growing, carefree, hardy tree that stops people in their tracks when they notice the unique exfoliated bark. * Fast-Growing * Ornamental bark * Fall color

The dark leaves are the perfect backdrop for the delicate, almost ethereal, cherry-cordial-pink flowers that explode over the tree in the summer. That's true, but there has never been an albizia quite like this one.

The Pin Oak tree is prized for the beauty of its symmetrical pyramid shape. This distinguishes it from other Oak trees, and gives your tree a unique appearance. Pin Oaks were named by farmers who used the branches to “pin together” the beams of their...

Trees such as Willow Oak Tree grow best if they are fertilized lightly in the spring once frost has passed with a well-balanced, extended-release, fertilizer such as espoma Fertilize Willow Oak Tree again 6 to 8 weeks later to encourage denser foliage...

Fine Line Buckthorn will grow 5-7 feet tall, but only 2 feet wide. It doesn't self-seed, so isn't weedy and also isn't invasive (as some similar varieties are). It's narrow, columnar growth makes it a valuable addition to any area where you'd like a vertical...

It can be grown from Alaska to Texas, further proof of its mighty strength. It is sometimes spelled Burr Oak and is also called Mossycup Oak. They are very important to wildlife as a food source.

This stately tree has a pyramidal form reaching a mature height of 50 - 80 ft. Grow in a protected area or garden the first 2 years, then move to its permanent site in the landscape.

Foliage is soft bluish green. USDA hardiness zone 4 to zone 6. And 12 to 20 ft. A handsome evergreen tree that makes a nice specimen, group planting or Christmas tree. Mature height is 40 to 80 ft.

Most plants feature large simple leaves and showy, sometimes fragrant flowers (yellow, white, pink or purple) which bloom in early spring before or while the leaves are emerging or in late spring to summer when trees are fully leaved.

Douglas Fir trees are found in its native habitat on the slopes of the Rocky Mountains, so it's a particularly hardy tree and grows in a variety of soils. It's lovely in its natural form, but also amenable to sheering whether you'd prefer a dense cone...

Another thing that will make you smile is how carefree this tree is. They are a great bargain and will return their price in beauty many times over. It grows 1 to 2 feet per year until it peaks out at 20 – 30 feet.

This oak tree is just starting to become more popular and thus more readily available for home landscapes! It is an important tree in difficult urban landscaping situations with uniform branching forming a rounded shape with an open crown.

In some parts of the world it's even considered sacred. It does well in poor soil, compacted soil can withstand drought, winter salt and even air pollution. The Princeton Sentry is the preferred male version because it is not known to drop smelly seed...

Now compare that to your garden. We can tell you that a plant is “as tough as nails”, but what does that really mean? They put on a flower show all summer long with gorgeous trumpet-shaped blooms.

Staking young trees is recommended to minimize the stress on the stem from winds blowing the tree. Nellie Stevens Holly is hardy to Zone 6. Nellie Stevens Holly are moderately drought tolerant, however they grow very slow without adequate water.

It's not only huge height-wise it has a 10 ft. It's evergreen, too, so it will keep its green needles throughout the wintertime. This attractive, aromatic tree works great for shade, privacy screening and as a windbreak.

Sure to excite you when 2-3'', showy, starlike flowers appear in early spring. Perfect trees, in flower and foliage. Leaves turn brilliant fall-red, studded with showy scarlet berries.