2.5 Gal. Loblolly Pine Tree Evergreen Conifer

Weeping Willow trees have a classic, rounded shape and long, thin branches that droop to the ground. The ground-sweeping branches are full of long, narrow leaves with silver tinted undersides that turn yellow in the fall and eventually drop. It reaches a mature height of 30 ft. - 50 ft. and a width of 30 ft. - 50 ft. It has a fast-growing nature, growing upwards of 6 ft. per-year in optimal conditions. They make a popular nesting site for birds and their branches are ideal food for rabbits and deer. This tree is hardy in USDA Zones 4-10. Plant it in full sun to part shade. It is tolerant of most soil types, including clay. Water 2-3 times per-week until established. Weeping Willows have a wide habit. Space them 20 ft. - 25 ft. apart to allow the trees weeping habit to shine.

Introducing our breathtaking Sunset Red Maple Tree, a vibrant spectacle that sets ablaze any landscape with its fiery hues and natural splendor. Flourishing in USDA hardiness zones 4 to 8, this remarkable tree stands as a testament to the beauty of nature's palette, offering a stunning display of color throughout the seasons. in spring, delicate red buds emerge, giving way to lush green foliage that dances in the gentle breeze. As Summer unfolds, the canopy provides a cooling oasis, inviting you to relax beneath its shade. Then, as autumn arrives, the Sunset Red Maple erupts into a breathtaking array of crimson, orange and gold, painting the sky with its fiery brilliance. with minimal care requirements, including well-drained soil and regular watering, this resilient tree thrives in a variety of environments, from suburban gardens to rural retreats. Elevate your outdoor experience with the vibrant beauty of our Sunset Red Maple Tree and let its radiant colors inspire awe and admiration for years to come.

Often when 1 envisions a quiet body of water, the graceful, elegant form of a Weeping Willow is seen at the water's edge, the long, light green, pendulous branches reflected in the water, gently swaying with each little breeze. The Weeping Willow is a majestic deciduous tree with green, weeping foliage. Though it does well in very moist soils, Weeping Willows may also be successfully used as a fast-growing specimen or screen in drier, more open areas where it should receive regular watering to prevent leaf drop in a drought. It will survive drought but loses some leaves without irrigation. Ultimately reaching a height of 35 ft. to 45 ft. with an equal or greater spread, Weeping Willow should be given plenty of room to develop its broad, rounded crown. Zones: 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9.

The October Glory is one of the most popular maple cultivars in the United States due to its dependable fall color and vigorous growth. This variety of red maple has an oval to rounded shape and is a fast grower with strong wood, reaching a height of 40 ft. to 50 ft. But of course this variety is best noted for its exceptional fall color. Orange to red fall color for this cultivar is brilliant in most years. Leaves retain good green color well into fall (longer than many other A. rubrum cultivars), and in more northern areas are sometimes subjected to frost prior to acquiring fall color. Unless irrigated or on a wet site, it is best used in USDA hardiness zones 5-8. Trees are often seen shorter in the southern part of its range unless growing next to a stream or on a wet site. This tree is much preferred over red maple, silver maple, or boxelder when a fast growing maple is needed. The newly emerging leaves and red flowers and fruits signal that spring has come. They appear in December and January in Florida, later in the northern part of its range. The seeds of red maple are quite popular with squirrels and birds. The tree has no other particular soil preference, but does not tolerate alkaline soil. It is well suited as a street tree in northern and mid-south climates in residential and other suburban areas. This maple is shipped in a #5 pot with an average tree height between 3 ft. to 4 ft.