American Persimmon is a native fruiting tree of the Eastern US.  Valued for its tasty fruit, beautiful bark and unique growth habit, it is increasingly being used in landscapes.  The biggest limiting factor is availability.  Home and Garden Landscapes has sources for larger trees and recommends this tree for consideration.

This fast-growing Eastern US native is increasingly being used in landscapes requiring the use of native materials.  It’s fast growth habit, tolerance for soggy as well as dryer soil conditions and incredibly beautiful white bark when mature, make it a tree worth considering.

Bald Cypress, long associated with the swamps of the Southeastern US is a beauty well suited for landscape incorporation.  It can literally grow in conditions from having it’s root system submerged in water to dry locations in the landscape.  Some cultivars are also absent the “kneeing” most associated with this tree.

Being a “coniferous evergreen” puts this tree in a class few other trees inhabit.  This means it’s an evergreen which loses it’s foliage in the Fall.  Spring color is a brilliant lime green and fall foliage is a gorgeous copper color sure to add pop to any landscape.  We highly recommend you consider this plant if you have room.