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Create permanent landscape accents with Greenwood Trees. From charming flowering trees bursting with color in spring, to stately conifers, we offer healthy, vigorous tree varieties with healthy root systems, ready to grow and flourish and add architectural presence to your landscape.
We offer nut tree varieties for wildlife, to genetically superior varieties for long tem investment quality timber. All of our trees are professionally pruned and ready to plant when you receive them, packaged to arrive to you safely.
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Deciduous Trees
Deciduous Trees lose their leaves in autumn, but before they do they display all of the fall colors that we have come to love. It is when nature shows its true colors before winter sets in.
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Evergreen Trees
That touch of green that reminds us of summers past and new springs to come. Evergreeens can be used as specimens, in groupings, or in privacy hedges. Browse though the different shades of greens in our selections.
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Fast Growing Trees
There are many benefits for planting fast growing trees. Some of the top reasons are to provide shade, color, vertical dimension, soundproofing, cooling, beauty, screening, windbreaks, boundary lines and wildlife habitats for birds, animals, and more
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Flowering Trees
Flowering trees are the true harbingers of spring. From the dainty pink blossoms of the Red Bud to the dazzling display of the Dogwoods. To the late summer bloomers with Crape Myrtles, we have a fine selection to choose from.
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Genetically Superior Black Walnut Trees
When you invest in black walnut, you actually own the trees, the plantation, the land, in short, everything related to your investment.
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Greenwood Best Tree Sellers!
NEW! Tree varieties will change from time to time based on availability. Some varieties listed are not available on the web or in garden centers.
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Hedge and Windbreak Trees
The following plants are recommened for hedges, screens, and windbreaks, based on their strength and density.
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Nut Trees
This section has the edible nut tree species and all the oak or acorn varieties.
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What is a Tree?
Although most people are sure they can recognize them, a tree is defined as a woody, perennial plant that grows to a height of at least 4.5 metres.
English vs. Latin
Both English (or "common") and Latin (or "scientific") names are given. The English name for a tree can vary from region to region in Canada (for example, "green ash" is also commonly called "red ash"). For this reason, the Latin name is commonly used to designate trees.
Conifers vs. Deciduous
All trees in North America can be distinguished as being a conifer or deciduous tree. Conifers are often called evergreens or needle-leaved trees (although there always exceptions). Conifers are also known as softwoods. Deciduous trees are often called broadleaf trees because most shed their leaves in autumn. Deciduous trees are also known as hardwoods.
Genus vs. Species
In the Latin (scientific) name, there are two words used: the genus followed by the species. For example, in the tree sugar maple, Acer saccharum - the Acer part describes it as a maple with the saccharum describing it as a sugar maple.
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