Betula nigra

Betula nigraBetula nigra, commonly known as River Birch, is a versatile and attractive deciduous tree prized for its distinctive peeling bark in shades of cream, tan, and salmon, which provides year round visual interest. This tree thrives in wet or moist soils, making it an ideal choice for areas near water or poorly drained sites. River Birch features glossy green leaves that turn golden yellow in the fall and tolerates warm climates better than other birch

oval-shaped berries in late summer

and water in the summertime

this slow-growing conifer is highly resistant to pests and diseases

- Bloom/interest: Foliage color changes

Juniperus chinensis 'Spartan'

- Mature size (HxW): 20–40 ft x 6–10 ft

blooming in late spring to early summer

offering seasonal interest

colorful display

irregular form adds an artistic element to gardens

- Mature size (HxW): 10–12’ x 8–10’

this cultivar thrives in partially shaded areas and works beautifully as a specimen tree or in mixed garden settings