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Apple Tree varieties
Have you ever wanted the taste of a fresh apple right off the tree? Growing your own apples has never been easier. Greenwood offers the most popular varieties at affordable prices.
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American Bittersweet
Celastrus scandens or american bittersweet displays a bright yellow-orange fruit that ripens in October. It is a great variety for wildlife because of its food value. With its handsome fruit it is always welcome in flower arrangements.
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Barberry, Red
The Barberry bush or RedLeaf Japanese bush, Berberis thunbergii, is a deciduous shrub reaching up to 5-6 feet tall and about 4-5 feet wide. The branches are slender, spiny, and small, and the leaves are roundly oval in a deep red to purple color.
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Bat House Kit
The bat habitat kits are made with rough-sawn Maine White Pine. The rough surface give the bats something to hang onto.
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Blackberry Apache Thornless
(New Patent) This new release from Arkansas produces larger fruit and higher yields than any of the other previously released Arkansas thorn less erect blackberry cultivars. Very Sweet.
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Blackberry Arapaho Thornless
A new thornless release from the University of Arkansas. An excellent sweet flavor, good size, firm fruit and heavy production. Grows as a shrub, no trellis is needed.
Zones 3-8. Ships: Fall and Spring
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Blackberry Chickasaw Thorny
Newest thorny blackberry release from the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. Chickasaw has large fruit, high yields, and good fruit quality. The only one to grow from Pennsylvania to the southern coast. Zones: 4-10
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Butterfly House
Butterflies are nature's gift to the garden! They pollinate flowers and add their unique, colorful beauty to the yard.
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Cedar Green Giant
This very rare hybrid between Western Red Cedar plicata and Thuja Standishii Cedar, once established, generally average 3 to 5 feet of growth per year! Elegant and uniform, Green Giant's conical habit needs no shearing or pruning,
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Cherry, Nanking
Prunus Tomentosa or Nanking cherry is a beautiful flowering shrub that produces edible fruit. The fruit is commonly used for human consumption in pies and jellies.
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Cypress Bald
Taxodium distichum or bald cypress is a lofty, deciduous conifer of slender, pyramidal habit. It displays rather attractive reddish brown, fibrous bark.
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Dogwood, Kousa (large transplants)
Cornus kousa, kousa dogwood or japanese flowering dogwood is a handsome small specimen tree or shrub. The Kousa is not as susceptible to disease as the white dogwood in spring. It is planted as a specimen, near a patio, or in groupings.
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Dogwood, Red-Twig
Cornus stolinifera or red-osier dogwood, also called red-twig dogwood because of its distinctive, and attractive deep red branches. It is a beautiful upright shrub that displays white blossoms in May giving way to bright red berries in the fall.
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Dogwood, White Flowering
The White Flowering Dogwood, Cornus Florida, is the ”aristocrat” of flowering trees because it is breathtakingly beautiful with its white blossoms. The White Flowering Dogwood has an excellent show of white blossoms in spring
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Hazelnut American
Corylus americana or american hazelnut grows as a strong multi-stemmed shrub; with desirable, edible nuts that mature in Sept-October. Ships: Fall and spring
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Honeysuckle, Arnolds Red
Lonicera arnolds red A very tough, adaptable large shrub widely used for dense hedge or screen. Arnolds Red will grow in most soils, except swampy types. It has red fragrant flowers in late spring followed by red berries in summer and fall.
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Iris, Lily of the Kings
Iris pseudacorus – Lily of the Kings! - A most interesting and striking plant for small ponds or hard to grow wet areas. It is an iris of wet places, usually growing in shallow water in a marsh or at the edge of a stream or pond.
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Oak Gobbler Sawtooth
Quercus acutissima "gobbler" - The same as the Sawtooth Oak but produces a smaller acorn. Desirable for wild turkeys to eat as a source for fall and winter food. an attractive and stately tree. Ships: Fall and spring
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Oak Pin
Quercus palustris or pin oak is probably the most widely used native oak for landscaping. One of the faster growing oaks, 12 to 15' over a 5 to 7 year period. Ships: Fall and spring
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Oak Sawtooth
Quercus acutissima - or sawtooth oak is a wide spreading, clean foliaged shade or lawn tree. Also a good food source for wildlife because it begins to produce acorns in its 5th year. Ships: Fall and spring
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Olive, Russian
Elaeagnus angustifolia or russian olive is an excellent windbreak and wildlife tree. It is extremely tolerant of environmental factors. The best windbreak tree for high wind areas. Pictured in tree form. Ships: Spring only
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