CRAPE MYRTLES
Natchez-White grows up to 20-30 feet tall white flowers bloom from June to September Has Red-Orange fall foliage range: southern United States and western United States tolerant for hot and cold weather
Basham's Pink grows up to 20-30 feet tall Pink/Purple flowers bloom late spring/early summer Has dark green or red to burgundy, foliage flowers are long lasting and showy
Tuskarora-Dark Pink grows up to 20 feet tall grows in a vase shape, becoming increasingly wider up to the top blooms from August until October Each coral colored flower matures into a small round seedpod leaves turn a beautiful red-orange color in the fall
Dynamite-Red 20-30 feet tall blooms last from spring until fall One of the hardiest Crape Myrtles available: Resists mildew, disease and insects blooms start light red the first year and then get deeper each year
Catawba-Purple 15-20 feet tall requires full sunlight Purple flower clusters on an upright, rounded form flowers bloom during the summer dark reddish brown bark
SHADE TREES
Live Oak 40-80 feet tall evergreen range: Atlantic and Pacific coasts, all across southern United States produces acorns large rounded, spreading shape dark reddish brown bark
Shumard Red Oak grows up to 80 - 110 feet tall found in south eastern United States produces many acorns a food source for various birds and mammals
Loblolly Pines grows up to 100 - 115 ft found in south eastern United States rate of growth is rapid produces needles, usually in bundles of three grows well in acidic clay soil
Red Maple (NEW!!!) 40 to 60 feet tall deciduous broadleaf green above, gray underneath, turning yellow to red in fall range: Eastern United States & Southeast Canada bark is smooth and gray one of the first signs of spring is the flowers of the Red Maple
Wax Myrtle Grows up to 20-40 feet produces fruit which is a small, light green, round drupe covered with a bluish-white wax range: Eastern United States gray-green bark is thin, smooth, and often has gray patches. prefers sandy moist soil

CRAPE MYRTLES
Natchez-White grows up to 20-30 feet tall white flowers bloom from June to September Has Red-Orange fall foliage range: southern United States and western United States tolerant for hot and cold weather
Basham's Pink grows up to 20-30 feet tall Pink/Purple flowers bloom late spring/early summer Has dark green or red to burgundy, foliage flowers are long lasting and showy
Tuskarora-Dark Pink grows up to 20 feet tall grows in a vase shape, becoming increasingly wider up to the top blooms from August until October Each coral colored flower matures into a small round seedpod leaves turn a beautiful red-orange color in the fall
Dynamite-Red 20-30 feet tall blooms last from spring until fall One of the hardiest Crape Myrtles available: Resists mildew, disease and insects blooms start light red the first year and then get deeper each year
Catawba-Purple 15-20 feet tall requires full sunlight Purple flower clusters on an upright, rounded form flowers bloom during the summer dark reddish brown bark
SHADE TREES
Live Oak 40-80 feet tall evergreen range: Atlantic and Pacific coasts, all across southern United States produces acorns large rounded, spreading shape dark reddish brown bark
Shumard Red Oak grows up to 80 - 110 feet tall found in south eastern United States produces many acorns a food source for various birds and mammals
Loblolly Pines grows up to 100 - 115 ft found in south eastern United States rate of growth is rapid produces needles, usually in bundles of three grows well in acidic clay soil
Red Maple (NEW!!!) 40 to 60 feet tall deciduous broadleaf green above, gray underneath, turning yellow to red in fall range: Eastern United States & Southeast Canada bark is smooth and gray one of the first signs of spring is the flowers of the Red Maple
Wax Myrtle Grows up to 20-40 feet produces fruit which is a small, light green, round drupe covered with a bluish-white wax range: Eastern United States gray-green bark is thin, smooth, and often has gray patches. prefers sandy moist soil