This columnar deciduous tree has pinnate blue-green leaves that turn red in the fall. Panicles of white flowers in spring are followed by white flushed pink berries. Height and spread 25 feet.
Upright deciduous tree with dark blue-green pinnate leaves which turn orange-red in autumn. White flowers appear in spring, followed by bright red, round berries. Height 25 feet; spread 15 feet.
This is an elegant small to medium sized tree that may be single or multi-trunked. This seed was collected from a specimen with bright orange-red berries.
Broadly upright deciduous tree with pinnate leaves that bears white flowers in spring, followed by pale yellow berries. Height 30 feet; spread 22 feet.
This tree is a true living fossil and one of the oldest known conifers still surviving today. Slow growing, individual trees can live for centuries, if not millennia. Well suited to temperate coastal climates, this tree will be the focal point of any garden. Occurs in mixed middle altitude cloud...
Eventually grows into a large open tree to 27 meters in height, spread to 15 meters. Bark is grey to black with deep lattice-like furrows. Branches may be thorny, but many popular cultivated varieties have fewer thorns. Leaves compound - pinnate with 9 to 19 2cm leaflets each. Fragrant ivory to...
This erect deciduous tree has glossy dark green leaves that are strongly veined in furrows and bears small green flowers in umbrella-shaped clusters in the leaf axils. The flowers are followed by blue-black edible berries. Height to 10 meters, but likely smaller in gardens.
This spreading deciduous tree has peeling gray bark, ovate green leaves and bears bell-shaped, fragrant white flowers in pendent panicles in summer, followed by oblong fruit covered in yellow-brown bristles. Height 50 feet; spread 40 feet.
