Branch Structure Plants

Great contrast to green or purple plants.

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.

Easy care shrub that is a real beauty in contrast to green plants.

Bright green foliage is retained all year even in winter.

Upright, columnar Red Cedar that is perfect for tight areas. Alternative for Italian Cypress in the Southeast.

An all-season and very tidy shade tree.

A real beauty, this all-season tree or shrub has excellent resistance to mildew.

Multi-stemmed tree or shrub with high resistance to powdery mildew.

Attractive tree has attractive flowers, vibrant fall color and bark.

Beautiful vase-shaped and spreading habit.

A nice size for a hedge or screen.

Large shrub or tree perfect for mass planting or as a specimen.

A large shrub or tree with loads of character.

Compact, multi-stemmed shrub is ideal accent for the landscape.

Red Rocket features numerous dark red floral clusters that bloom late in the summer.

Crinkly white flower clusters are produced on nearly every branch tip.

Mediume sized Crape Myrtle with dense, compact form. Flowers a dark pink that contrasts well with the dark green foliage.

Semi-dwarf shrub with excellent heat and drought tolerance.

An all-season small tree or large shrub.

Stunning new Crape Myrtle with high resistance to powdery mildew.

Bright magenta floral clusters contrast with the dark foliage of this Crape Myrtle.

Stunning new Crape Myrtle with high resistance to powdery mildew.

Bright purple-lavender flowers contrast the black foliage of this beautiful specimen tree.

This true red Crape Myrtle will stand out among the rest with its intense flower color and black foliage.

Bright pink floral clusters contrast with the dark foliage of this Crape Myrtle.

Prefers moist, shady conditions with acidic soils.

Very adaptable to just about any soil type.

Very showy, yellow fall color and the red berries truly decorate the fall landscape.

This is a very clean, front yard tree.

A truly remarkable Sweetgum that stays columnar in form, typically spreading no wider than 6'.

Fast-growing tree adding about 2' per year.

Narrow upright form of the Tulip Poplar.

Use trained on a support or allow to trail on the ground.

Compact, deciduous star magnolia with large white flowers.

A late-blooming shrub or tree reducing risk of frost damage to the flowers.

Great tree for the small yard or in garden as an accent.

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

May die down to the ground in colder temperatures.

The foliage will be different shades of red most of the year, the rest of the time it is a lush dark blue-green color.

Outstanding display from the everchanging foliage colors, season to season.

Bright lime-green foliage makes this compact Nandina stand out, especially when planted in the shade.

Upright to oval column shaped Persian Ironwood. Bright red fall color.

Upright, smaller tree great as an accent or specimen.

Native tree that prefers dry, sandy soils.

Used for quick screens in large landscapes.

Excellent for choice for naturalizing in poor dry soils.