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The Live Oak is an iconic and majestic tree native to the Southeastern United States. Ideal as a shade tree or specimen, or for lining roadways, property lines and driveways, this sturdy tree can live to be hundreds of years old. Its inch-long acorns attract wildlife, topping the food preference list for birds, squirrels and deer.

Here's a sweet tree for your holiday decorating needs. This festive Christmas Tree stands 3' high, looks lush and inviting with 124 tips and colorful berries, and has 50 clear lights (which stay on even if one goes out.) The finishing touch is the burlap planter which gives it a decidedly old-school look. Best of all, this gorgeous tree never needs water, and will look great for years to come.

The Black Cottonwood Tree (Populus trichocarpa) is a fast-growing, native deciduous tree known for its towering size, glossy foliage, and adaptability to a wide range of environments. As one of the largest broadleaf trees in North America, it can reach 80–150 ft. tall with a broad, rounded crown, making it a dramatic addition to spacious landscapes. Its leaves are dark green, heart-shaped, and finely toothed, shimmering in the breeze and turning golden-yellow in autumn for seasonal appeal. In spring, Black Cottonwood produces catkins that attract pollinators and support wildlife, while its seeds provide food for birds. Hardy in USDA Zones 4–9, this tree thrives in moist, well-drained soils, especially near rivers, wetlands, and lowland areas, though it adapts to upland conditions as well. Highly valued for its rapid growth, it is often used in restoration projects, windbreaks, and large-scale plantings. In addition to its ornamental qualities, Black Cottonwood has ecological importance, offering shade, erosion control, and wildlife habitat. Its straight trunk and expansive canopy create a strong presence, while its resilience to varied conditions makes it an ideal choice for landowners seeking a native shade tree with environmental benefits. With its impressive growth rate and natural beauty, the Black Cottonwood is a standout tree for both functional and decorative landscapes.

The Greenspire Linden (Tilia cordata ‘Greenspire’) is a refined, dependable shade tree prized for its elegant form and exceptional performance in urban and residential landscapes. With a strong, symmetrical, pyramidal shape and a dense canopy of glossy, heart-shaped green leaves, it provides abundant shade and year-round visual appeal. In early summer, fragrant, pale-yellow flowers attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, adding a sweet, honey-like aroma to your yard. As fall approaches, its foliage transforms into a vibrant golden-yellow, creating a striking seasonal display. This cultivar is highly adaptable, thriving in a wide range of soils and tolerating city conditions such as pollution, compacted soil, and road salt. Hardy in USDA Zones 3–8, the Greenspire Linden grows to a mature height of 40–50 feet with a spread of 25–35 feet, making it ideal for streetscapes, parks, large lawns, and formal plantings. Its straight trunk, uniform branching, and resistance to storm damage make it a low-maintenance choice for long-term beauty and shade. With its combination of ornamental value, wildlife benefits, and durability, the Greenspire Linden is a standout choice for both residential and commercial landscapes.

The Hollywood Plum Tree (Prunus salicina x 'Hollywood') is a striking ornamental fruit tree that combines exceptional beauty with delicious, versatile harvests. Known for its dramatic deep purple foliage and clusters of fragrant white to light pink blossoms in spring, this tree makes a bold statement in any landscape. By midsummer, it produces abundant crops of large, round plums with rich burgundy-red skin and sweet, juicy golden flesh. These flavorful fruits are excellent for fresh eating, baking, jams, and preserves, offering both ornamental and culinary value. Hollywood Plum is a vigorous grower, typically reaching 15–20 ft. tall and wide with a rounded canopy that provides shade and structure in the garden. Hardy in USDA Zones 5–9, it thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, rewarding gardeners with reliable growth and heavy fruiting. This variety is partially self-fertile but performs best when planted with other plum varieties such as Santa Rosa for enhanced pollination and higher yields. With its showy spring flowers, colorful foliage, and bountiful summer fruit, the Hollywood Plum Tree delivers year-round interest, making it a superb choice for edible landscapes, home orchards, or ornamental plantings that balance beauty with productivity.

The Korean Giant Asian Pear Tree (Pyrus pyrifolia ‘Korean Giant’) is a premium fruiting tree celebrated for its massive, crisp, and sweet Asian pears that can weigh up to a pound each. Often called “apple pears” for their round shape and refreshing crunch, these golden-brown fruits are exceptionally juicy with a honeyed flavor, making them a favorite for fresh eating, salads, and desserts. Unlike European pears, Korean Giant pears are harvested firm and enjoyed immediately—no waiting for softening—making them convenient and delicious straight from the tree. This late-ripening variety typically produces in September to October, offering large yields of long-storing fruit that can last for months in cold storage. Hardy in USDA Zones 5–9, the Korean Giant Asian Pear grows vigorously, reaching 15–20 ft. tall and wide, with a graceful rounded canopy. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, performing best with cross-pollination from another Asian pear variety such as Hosui, Shinseiki, or Chojuro. In addition to its superb fruit, the tree adds ornamental value with showy clusters of white blossoms in spring and attractive green foliage that warms to yellow in autumn. With its outstanding flavor, storage ability, and landscape beauty, the Korean Giant Asian Pear Tree is an exceptional choice for home orchards and edible landscapes.

Old Mill Brick Single Thin Brick Flats are made from the highest quality genuine kiln fired clay brick. Single Thin Brick is designed for quick and easy do-it-yourself installation. Little Cottonwood boasts a unique and beautiful light gray blend. Inspired by the majestic granite found in the Rocky Mountains, this clay straight edge brick gives a soft yet sophisticated look. The texture and color is and excellent look for any interior or exterior project. Simply apply adhesive to the back of each thin brick and apply to virtually any surface. They are perfect for unique designs, custom spaces and can be used by themselves or in conjunction with Brickwebb or Old Mill BrickPanel+.

The Redmond Linden Tree is a stately and dependable shade tree, prized for its upright form, dense foliage, and low-maintenance nature. A cultivated selection of American Linden (Tilia americana), Redmond is known for its strong central leader, symmetrical pyramid shape, and rapid growth—making it a top pick for homeowners, municipalities, and landscapers looking to establish structure and shade quickly. This handsome deciduous tree grows 40 to 50 ft. tall and 25 to 35 ft. wide, creating a commanding presence in streetscapes, parks, large yards, and commercial plantings. In spring and summer, it boasts large, heart-shaped green leaves that create a thick canopy. In early summer, Redmond Linden produces clusters of fragrant, pale yellow flowers that attract pollinators like bees and butterflies. As fall arrives, the foliage shifts to warm yellow tones, extending seasonal interest well into autumn. Redmond Linden is tolerant of a wide range of soils and urban conditions, including air pollution and compacted ground—making it a durable performer in city environments. With its predictable shape and fast growth, it’s ideal for formal avenues, property borders, and shade-giving specimen plantings. If you’re looking for a no-fuss, architecturally striking tree with year-round beauty and real urban toughness, Redmond Linden delivers.

Old Mill Brick Single Thin Brick Flats are made from the highest quality geniune kiln fired clay brick. Single Thin Brick is designed for quick and easy do-it-yourself installation. The texture and color is an excellent look for any interior or exterior project. Simply apply adhesive to the back of each thin brick and apply to virtually any surface. They are perfect for unique designs, custom spaces and can be used by themselves or in conjunction with Brickwebb or Old Mill BrickPanel+. Samples are a great way of seeing the brick first hand to check whether or not you love the color you're looking at online. Color: Little Cottonwood.

The Sunburst Honeylocust (Gleditsia triacanthos var. inermis ‘Sunburst’) is a striking ornamental shade tree known for its airy, light-filtering canopy and brilliant seasonal color. In spring, fresh foliage emerges in a vivid golden-yellow, brightening the landscape with a cheerful glow. As summer progresses, the leaves soften to a rich green, then return to glowing yellow in autumn for a dazzling fall display. Its finely divided, fern-like leaves create a dappled shade that’s perfect for lawns and garden beds, allowing sunlight to reach ground-level plants while still providing cooling coverage. This thornless variety is exceptionally low-maintenance, producing no messy seed pods and requiring minimal pruning. Hardy in USDA Zones 4–9, the Sunburst Honeylocust adapts to a wide range of soils, tolerates urban pollution, heat, and drought, and resists most pests and diseases. At maturity, it reaches 30–40 feet tall with a spread of 25–35 feet, forming a graceful, rounded crown. Whether used as a specimen tree, a street tree, or part of a large-scale planting, the Sunburst Honeylocust delivers beauty, resilience, and easy care, making it a favorite for both homeowners and landscapers.