Pyramidal Plants

Another superior Red Maple introduced by Schmidt Nursery with a proven track record. Spectacular orange to red fall color.

Introduced by Schmidt Nursery in 2006. This selection has improved branch angles with less co-dominance producing a better central leader. Red fall color.

This understory tree is a Native and produces edible fruit.

Dark purple flowers accent a background of green foliage on this large, flowering plant. Will bloom continuously through the summer if spent flowers are removed.

This is the largest and fastest growing evergreens used for screening and can be used where an 'instant' screen is needed.

This new Camellia in the October Magic® series is compact, but upright with pink blooms.

Street tree with that retains a dense, narrow form. Beautiful gold fall color.

A bright golden form of Hinoki Cypress that can be used in the landscape for color or for screening.

This dwarf form of hinoki cypress with its unusual growth habit and texture can add interest to the landscape without overpowering the planting.

Dwarf form of Cryptomeria that can be used in smaller areas without danger of overpowering the landscape.  Dark green foliage and unusual texture make this an interesting plant.

Fast growing Japanese Cedar with dark evergreen foliage and pyramidal habit.

Beautiful silver blue foliage, more finely textured than Blue Ice.  Prefers it hot and dry.

Tall, vertical accent ideal for use in small areas where space is limited.

A native, upright and pyramidal evergreen holly.

This is a female selection and will need male pollinator for berry production.

Native evergreen holly that produces bright red berries in the winter.

This is a female selection and will need male pollinator for berry production.

Pyramidal holly with red new growth that turns to a glossy, dark green.

Bright red berries mature in the fall and persist into winter.

Bright red berries mature in the fall and persist into winter.

Grows like the regular Oakland holly but features stunning yellow-green variegated foliage.

Bright red berries mature in the fall and persist into winter.

Bright red berries mature in the fall and persist into winter. Needs male pollenizer.

This holly has both male and female flowers and requires little or no maintenance. Prefers acidic soil for full, lustrous growth.

Pyramidal holly with dark green leaves that turn maroon in the spring.

Small tree with berries that are produced late in the season creating winter interest.

Large upright shrub or tree ideal for creating a screen or hedge.

This easy-to-grow shrub is stately used in mass or all by itself in the landscape.

Fast-growing columnar shrub is ideal formal accent, windbreak, hedge, screen or topiary.

This blue-grey foliage Juniper has a dense, upright form. Great in a formal landscape.

Silvery-blue foliage make this evergreen Juniper stand out in the landscape.

The Eastern Red Cedar is a great choice when a simple evergreen tree is needed in the landscape.

A very stately tall and narrow evergreen tree.

Silvery-blue tree will take on a purple hue in the winter.

Bright green foliage is retained all year even in winter.

Excellent shade tree for the large yard with pyramidal habit.

A nice compact, green leaved Magnolia can be used as a specimen, focal point, or screen tree in the landscape.

Its compact, upright growth habit makes it an exceptional medium-sized, evergreen tree for the smaller yard. 

Beautful golden-yellow foliage on this Dawn Redwood makes a statement in the landscape.

Trunk is bigger at the base much like an elephant foot and the bark is attractive, sometimes shaggy, but interesting at best.

Green Gable™ Black Gum has a more pyramidal form than its species. Bright red fall color.

This native tree has showy flowers and prefers part shade.

This large, fast growing tree prefers moist, well-drained soils. The exfoliating bark, as well as the large leaves, create a stunning visual interest.

A fast growing, deciduous shade with attractive exfoliating bark that prefers moist, well-drained soils. A cross between the native Platanus occidentalis and the Asian species Platanus orientalis. 

'Krauter Vesuvius' offers a uniqe space in the landscape with its dark purple-black foliage.

This disease resistant variety produces showy white flowers and ends the season with brilliant fall color.

Great tree for naturalizing in clay soils that do not drain so well.