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Trees and Shrubs 2018 Common Name/Botanical Name Chart: Alaskan Cedar--Chamaecyparis N Trees and Shrubs 2018 Common name/Botanical name chart: Alaskan Cedar--Chamaecyparis n. Elm---Ulmus Peashrub---Caragana Arborvitae---Thuja False Cypress---Chamaecyparis Pine---Pinus Ash---Fraxinus Falsespirea--Sorbaria Privet---Ligustrum Bald Cypress---Taxodium Fir---Abies Purpleleaf Sand Cherry---Prunus cistena Barberry---Berberis Fringetree---Chionanthus Redbud---Cercis Beautyberry---Callicarpa Goldenrain Tree---Koelreuteria Redwood---Metasequoia Beautybush---Kolkwitzia Golden Privet--Ligustrum Rose---Rosa Beech---Fagus Harry Lauder’s Walking Stick--Corylus Rose of Sharon---Hibiscus Birch---Betula Hemlock---Tsuga St. Johnswort---Hypericum Black Gum---Nyssa sylvatica Hinoki Cypress---Chamaecyparis o. Serviceberry---Amelanchier Black Tupelo---Nyssa sylvatica Honeylocust---Gleditsia Seven Son Flower---Heptacodium Blueberry-- Vaccinum Honeysuckle---Lonicera Siberian Cypress---Microbiota Bottlebrush---Fothergilla Hornbeam---Carpinus Smokebush---Cotinus Boxwood---Buxus Horsechestnut---Aesculus Snowberry---Symphoricarpos Buckeye---Aesculus Inkberry—Ilex Sourwood---Oxydendrum Buckthorn---Rhamnus Juniper---Juniperus Spruce---Picea Burning Bush---Euonymous Katsura---Cerdidiphyllum Summersweet---Clethra Carolina Allspice---Calycanthus Larch---Larix Sumac---Rhus Carolina Silverbell---Halesia Lilac---Syringa Sweetgum---Liquidambar Chaste---Vitex Locust---Robinia Sweetshrub---Calycanthus Cherry---Prunus Maple---Acer Sweetspire---Itea Chokeberry---Aronia Mock Orange---Philadelphus Sycamore---Platanus Cinquefoil---Potentilla Mountain Ash---Sorbus Tulip Tree---Liriodendron Coralberry---Symphoricarpos Mulberry---Morus Willow---Salix Crabapple---Malus * = New in 2018 Abies koreana 'Silberlocke' #7 (Korean Fir) recurved needles, displaying the silver-white undersides, resulting in a gleaming color and texture of uncommon beauty; grows slowly to 20' tall and 6' wide; likes afternoon shade; Zone 4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 219.99 Abies koreana 'Silberlocke' B&B 5' (Korean Fir) recurved needles, displaying the silver-white undersides, resulting in a gleaming color and texture of uncommon beauty; grows slowly to 20' tall and 6' wide; likes afternoon shade; Zone 4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 249.99 Abies veitchii 'Heddergott' #6 (Dwarf Veitch Fir) glossy green needles with white undersides on a low, spreading plant; sun to part shade; garden size 4' tall x 6' wide; Zone 4 ------------------------------------------------------------------- 199.99 * Acer campestre Carnival® #6 (Variegated Hedge Maple) foliage emerges pink, cream and light green and turns to a bright, white and green variegate; prefers sheltered partial shade; 6-8' tall and 4-6' spread; Zone 5 -------------- 179.99 Acer ginnala 'Flame' SS #15 (Amur Maple--single stem) small tree with rounded outline; fragrant yellow-white flowers in late April; brilliant rust-red fall color; very hardy and adaptable; full sun to part shade; 20-25'; Zone 3 ------ 179.99 Acer griseum #7 (Paperbark Maple) dramatically flaking orange-copper bark; massive branches which thicken with age; rich green leaves have brilliant red fall color; native to China; 30-40 feet; spread 15-20 feet; Zone 5 ------------ 149.99 Acer griseum #10 (Paperbark Maple--single stem) dramatically flaking orange-copper bark; massive branches which thicken with age; rich green leaves have brilliant red fall color; native to China; 30-40'; spread 15-20'; Zn 5 -- 179.99 Acer griseum MS #25 (Multi-Stemmed Paperbark Maple) dramatically flaking orange-copper bark; massive branches which thicken with age; rich green leaves have brilliant red fall color; native to China; 30-40'; spread 15-20'; Zone 5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 279.99 22937 1140 N. Ave. Princeton, IL 61356 Ph. (815) 659-3282 Fax (815) 659-3159 www.hornbakergardens.com Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' #5 (Japanese Maple) small, multi-stemmed, upright tree with dark red lobed leaves turning scarlet in fall; best in a partially shaded, protected location; 15-20' tall and wide; Zone 5 -------------------------- 129.99 Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' MS #7 (Japanese Maple) small, multi-stemmed, upright tree with dark red lobed leaves turning scarlet in fall; best in a partially shaded, protected location; 15-20' tall and wide; Zone 5 ---------------- 139.99 Acer palmatum dissectum 'Crimson Queen' #5 (Cutleaf Japanese Maple) small tree with maroon, finely cut leaves; forms a cloudlike mound, 6-8' tall; best in afternoon shade; Zone 5 ---------------------------------------------------- 149.99 Acer palmatum dissectum 'Crimson Queen' #6 (Cutleaf Japanese Maple) small tree with maroon, finely cut leaves; forms a cloudlike mound, 6-8' tall; best in afternoon shade; Zone 5 ---------------------------------------------------- 179.99 Acer palmatum dissectum 'Orangeola' #6 (Japanese Maple) a dense, mounding habit with orange-red new growth that turns dark green; second flush of growth is more orange; great fall color; part shade; 6-10'; Zone 5 ------------- 179.99 Acer palmatum dissectum 'Red Dragon' #6 (Japanese Laceleaf Maple) the new nursery standard; dark purple-maroon foliage color throughout the hot summer months on a vigorous, well-branched tree; Zone 5 ---------------------- 149.99 Acer palmatum dissectum 'Tamukeyama' #5 (Cutleaf Japanese Maple) striking laceleaf type with dark purple foliage; weeping form only 8' tall; best in afternoon shade and a protected site; Zone 5 -------------------------------------- 119.99 Acer palmatum dissectum 'Tamukeyama' #25 (Cutleaf Japanese Maple) striking laceleaf type with dark purple foliage; weeping form only 8' tall; best in afternoon shade and a protected site; Zone 5 -------------------------------------- 299.99 Acer palmatum dissectum 'Viridis' #6 (Weeping Green Japanese Maple) green laceleaf weeper maintains a fresh, bright green appearance all summer; brilliant golden orange in fall; best in part shade; 6' tall and wide; Zone 5 ------ 179.99 Acer palmatum dissectum 'Viridis' #10 (Weeping Green Japanese Maple) green laceleaf weeper maintains a fresh, bright green appearance all summer; brilliant golden orange in fall; best in part shade; 6' tall and wide; Zone 5 ------ 199.99 Acer palmatum dissectum 'Viridis' #25 (Weeping Green Japanese Maple) green laceleaf weeper maintains a fresh, bright green appearance all summer; brilliant golden orange in fall; best in part shade; 6' tall and wide; Zone 5 ------ 329.99 Acer palmatum dissectum 'Viridis' B&B (Weeping Green Japanese Maple) green laceleaf weeper maintains a fresh, bright green appearance all summer; brilliant golden orange in fall; best in part shade; 6' tall & wide; Zone 5 329.99 Acer palmatum 'Katsura' #1 (Japanese Maple) dwarf, upright tree; leafs out early with brilliant yellow-orange, turning rich green, then a phenomenal display of pastel yellows and oranges in fall; part shade; Zone 5 ------------------ 39.99 Acer palmatum 'Katsura' #6 (Japanese Maple) dwarf, upright tree; leafs out early with brilliant yellow-orange, turning rich green, then a phenomenal display of pastel yellows and oranges in fall; part shade; Zone 5 ------------------ 179.99 * Acer palmatum 'Mikawa yatsubusa' #3 (Japanese Maple) small, nearly spherical, densly foliaged tree; leaves emerge light green with red tips and margins, turning green, then fiery red in fall; 6' tall, 4' wide in 10 years; part shade; Zone 5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 139.99 Acer palmatum 'Rhode Island Red' #1 (Dwarf Japanese Maple) dwarf, dense, upright, compact tree growing to 6'; bright red spring flush, turning maroon, then orange-red in fall; dark red stems in winter; part shade; Zone 5 --------- 39.99 Acer palmatum 'Rhode Island Red' #3 (Dwarf Japanese Maple) dwarf, dense, upright, compact tree growing to 6'; bright red spring flush, turning maroon, then orange-red in fall; dark red stems in winter; part shade; Zone 5 --------- 99.99 Acer palmatum 'Rhode Island Red' #6 (Dwarf Japanese Maple) dwarf, dense, upright, compact tree growing to 6'; bright red spring flush, turning maroon, then orange-red in fall; dark red stems in winter; part shade; Zone 5 --------- 149.99 Acer palmatum 'Sango Kaku' #1 (Japanese Maple) widely known as the Coral Bark Maple because of its coral red bark; yellow-orange leaves in spring turn soft green, then yellow in fall; part shade; 15' tall; Zone 5 ------------------- 39.99 Acer palmatum 'Sango Kaku' #6 (Japanese Maple) widely known as the Coral Bark Maple because of its coral red bark; yellow-orange leaves in spring turn soft green, then yellow in fall; part shade; 15' tall; Zone 5 ------------------- 149.99 Acer palmatum 'Sango Kaku' #10 (Japanese Maple) widely known as the Coral Bark Maple because of its coral red bark; yellow-orange leaves in spring turn soft green, then yellow in fall; part shade; 15' tall; Zone 5 ------------------- 199.99 * Acer palmatum 'Sharp's Pygmy' #3 (Dwarf Japanese Maple) dwarf, compact tree with green leaves; dramatic red foliage in fall gives way to great branch structure in winter; part shade; 4' tall and wide in 10 years; Zone 5 ------------ 129.99 Acer platanoides 'Crimson King' #15 (Crimson King Maple) rich maroon leaf color throughout the growing season; dense, rounded form; reddish bronze fall
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