Our trees

What we have growing

Here’s our list of outdoor (hardy) and indoor (tropical) trees, from young pre-bonsai to finished specimens. Things come and go with the seasons, so if you’re hoping for something in particular, just call — we may have it, or we can get it for you.

65 outdoor trees, grouped by kind

Maples

Acer

  • Trident maple
  • Amur maple
  • Tartarian maple
  • Ivy-leaf maple
  • Red-leaf Japanese maple ‘Atropurpureum’
  • Meigetsu maple
  • Suminagashi maple
  • Striped maple
  • Manchurian striped maple
  • Ornamental striped-bark maple
  • Compact maple

Pines

Pinus

  • Japanese black pine
  • Japanese white pine
  • Japanese red pine
  • Korean pine
  • Chinese white pine
  • Lacebark pine
  • Bristlecone pine
  • Himalayan white pine
  • Dwarf stone pine
  • Turkish black pine ‘Carman’

Conifers

Chamaecyparis, Cryptomeria, Larix, Picea & more

  • Hinoki cypress
  • Japanese red cedar
  • Japanese larch
  • Bald cypress
  • Dawn redwood
  • Serbian spruce
  • Colorado blue spruce ‘Glauca’
  • Norway spruce
  • Douglas fir
  • Eastern red cedar
  • Spreading evergreen

Elms & zelkova

Ulmus, Zelkova

  • Chinese elm
  • Chinese elm ‘Seiju’
  • Chinese elm ‘Elsmo’
  • Japanese zelkova

Flowering & fruiting

Malus, Chaenomeles, Syringa & more

  • Siberian crab
  • Japanese flowering crab
  • Midget crab apple
  • Japanese dwarf flowering quince
  • Japanese quince (single trunk)
  • Quince
  • Chinese redbud
  • Cutleaf lilac
  • Japanese tree lilac
  • Pink flowering almond
  • Mock orange
  • Oriental photinia
  • Honeysuckle
  • Red-flower pea shrub
  • Littleleaf pea shrub

Dogwoods & hornbeam

Cornus, Carpinus

  • Chinese kousa dogwood
  • Alternate-leaf dogwood
  • Gray dogwood
  • Silky dogwood
  • Oriental hornbeam

More deciduous

Nyssa, Betula, Quercus & more

  • Black tupelo
  • Paper white birch
  • Pin oak
  • Tulip tree
  • Cotoneaster
  • Grape vine

Boxwood

Buxus

  • Winter-hardy boxwood
  • Green Mountain boxwood
  • Littleleaf boxwood

Want to dig your own?

We have more than 7,000 young trees growing in the field out in Paw Paw. Every March and April we hold harvest workshops on weekends — come pick yours right out of the ground.

About the harvest