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Zanthoxylum bungeanum
Syn. Zanthoxylum simulans
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ca$ 5.75 |
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| A large deciduous shrub or small tree with bright green pinnate leaves. The trunk and branches are well armed with broad pyramidal spines, but otherwise sport smooth grey bark. Panicles of pale green flowers are produced in early summer, followed by clusters of aromatic pink fruit in the fall.... |
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Styrax obassis
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ca$ 4.50 |
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| This broadly columnar deciduous tree has rounded dark green leaves and bears fragrant bell-shaped white flowers in pendent racemes in early summer. Yellow fall foliage. Height to 40 feet; spread 22 feet. |
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Styrax japonicus
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ca$ 4.45 |
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| A graceful deciduous tree that produces white, fragrant bell-shaped flowers in clusters along the undersides of its branches in late spring. Height 30 feet; spread 25 feet. |
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Stewartia sinensis
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ca$ 5.45 |
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| This species, from Hubei province in China, is beautiful throughout the year. In midsummer, white blossoms which look very much like those of the closely related camellia, follow the emerging leaves. The densely arranged mid to dark green leaves and tidy form of the tree are most attractive. In the... |
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Stewartia serrata
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ca$ 4.95 |
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| This lovely deciduous tree has dark green, serrated leaves and bears creamy-white, camellia-like flowers with yellow stamens in summer. The tree has attractive, cinnamon-brown exfoliating bark and purple-red fall foliage colour. Height and spread to 25 feet. |
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Stewartia rostrata
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ca$ 6.75 |
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| Columnar to conical deciduous tree with pale gray bark. This tree has lance-shaped glossy dark green leaves that turn orange and red in autumn. In midsummer, cup-shaped white flowers with creamy filaments are borne singly or in pairs. Height 15-20 feet; spread 6-8 feet. |
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Stewartia pseudocamellia
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ca$ 4.95 |
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| This columnar deciduous tree has peeling red-brown to gray bark. The ovate green leaves turn yellow, orange or red in fall. White camellia-like flowers with yellow stamens appear in mid-summer. Height to 70 feet; spread 25 feet in nature. In gardens, height typically about 30 feet. |
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Stewartia monadelpha
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ca$ 4.95 |
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| Columnar to conical deciduous tree with peeling, red-brown bark. This tree has lance-shaped glossy dark green leaves that turn orange and red in autumn. In midsummer, cup-shaped white flowers with creamy filaments and violet anthers are borne singly or in pairs. In gardens, this tree will reach 25... |
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Picea omorika
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ca$ 4.95 |
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| This narrow, spire-like evergreen conifer has pendent branches that ascend at the tips and has brown bark cracking into square plates. The flattened blue-green needles are white beneath. Bears ovate, purplish-brown female cones to 3 inches long. Height 70 feet; spread 6-10 feet. |
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Paulownia tomentosa
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ca$ 3.95 |
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| Fast-growing, broadly columnar deciduous tree that produces fragrant lilac flowers in large upright panicles in late spring as the leaves emerge. Tolerates atmospheric pollution and poor soil. Makes a spectacular specimen tree to 40 feet high with a 30 foot spread. |
