![]() It grows at a medium rate, and under ideal conditions can be expected to live for 40 years or more. It has a low canopy with typical clearance of 5 feet from the ground and is suitable for planting underneath power lines. Plant Characteristics: Japanese Tree Lilac will grow to be about 25 feet tall at maturity, with a spread of 20 feet. It is a good choice for attracting butterflies to your yard or garden. Landscape Attributes: Deer and drought tolerant, the Ivory Silk Tree Lilac is a dense, multi-stemmed deciduous tree with an upright growth habit. It has dark green foliage through the growing season but does not develop any appreciable fall colour. Ornamental Attributes: Japanese Tree Lilac features showy plumes of fragrant white flowers from late spring to early summer when few trees are blooming. Interesting dark red bark and a dense upright habit make it an ideal choice for small landscapes. Height: 20‐30 feet Spread: 10-20 feet Sunlight: full sun Moisture: average, but can tolerant periods of drought Soil type: not particular to soil type or pH Hardiness Zone: 3-7ĭescription: A beautiful accent tree adorned with clusters of creamy white flowers in early summer. Does best with regular watering in well-drained soils, using root-zone mulch to help retain soil moisture. It grows at a moderate rate, and under ideal conditions can be expected to live for 80 years or more. It has a low to moderate canopy height, and it a great option for planting in smaller spaces where overhead or nearby obstacles limit the growing space. Plant Characteristics: A Galaxy Magnolia can grow to be up to 30-35 feet tall at maturity, with a spread of up to 25 feet. Pruning should be completed in mid-summer after the leaves have fully developed. This tree is very attractive and will work in modern landscapes as well as a dominant feature tree in your yard. Requiring little maintenance, a spring feeding of all-purpose fertilizer prior to new spring growth and minor pruning will help keep this tree looking its best. Landscape Attributes: Galaxy Magnolias are single-stemmed, deciduous trees with an upright growth habit. This tree blooms a little later than most, helping it escape any early spring frost damage. Ornamental Attributes: During the growing season these trees will boast oval rich green leaves, but it is the long-lasting, large dark pink flowers in spring that will steal the show. Height: 25‐35 feet Spread: 20-25 feet Sunlight: full to partial sun Moisture: moderate Soil type: slightly acidic to neutral Hardiness Zone: 5-9ĭescription: The Galaxy Magnolia is a NeighbourWoods favourite! As a smaller option, it is an easy to maintain and beautiful tree, making it the perfect showpiece in front or backyards. Hackberrys adapt to most soil conditions and grows at a medium to fast rate. If pruning is necessary to maintain a tidy habit, it should be done in summer after leaves have fully developed in order to prevent ‘bleeding’ sap. It is also generally pest free, making it one powerhouse of an urban tree. Plant Characteristics: This Hackberry requires virtually no maintenance and tolerates strong winds, pollution, heat, drought and salt. Its medium size makes it an great addition to backyards, and it can be complemented by one or two larger trees to create an interesting composition. Landscape Attributes: Hackberrys are deciduous trees with a round-ish form. The bark has irregular and very distinctive ridges. Berry-like fruit persist through winter, adding visual interest and is popular with winter birds. Ornamental Attributes: Hackberry trees feature deep green, rough textured leaves and a growth habit that bears an uncanny resemblance to Einstein’s hair! In fall, leaves turn a bright yellow-chartreuse colour. ![]() Height: 40‐50 ft Spread: 25-30 feet Sunlight: full to partial sun Moisture: Moderate Soil type: tolerant of most Hardiness Zone: 3-9ĭescription: The Hackberry is one tough cookie! Touted for its hardiness, these trees make a perfect landscape choice for areas where shade and low maintenance are preferred.
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