Plymouth Nursery

A strong, sturdy and hardy specimen plant with a graceful cascading effect which is accentuated by the large, finely cut leaves. Foliage is medium green all summer, changing to brilliant gold with orange overtones in fall.

Brilliant red fall color on an upright, broadly pyramidal form. The refined form and foliage of the best red maple cultivars combine with the faster growth rate in Acer x fremanii. A straight and dominant central leader results in strong branch angles that resist breakage. Tolerates clay soil. Native tree.

Large, 4-5'' deep yellow flowers run up and down the branches in April. Prune after flowering. Single stem, narrow pyramidal tree. Deep green leaves turn yellow in fall. For best results plant in part to light shade with Canadian peat moss. Keep evenly moist in well draining soil.

Deep red flower panicles are 10'' long and bloom upright in the tree early to mid May. Foliage is lustrous dark green and palmately compound. A beautiful flowering shade tree. Plant in full sun or light shade in  moist, well drained soil using Canadian peat.

The perfect hedge plant for tight spaces with strong topiary value. Very columnar form produces lustrous dark green leaves with lighter underside. Medium to fine texture foliage does not brown-out in winter. Moderately fast grower. Widely adaptable in well drained soils; preference for limestone soils with PH 6 or higher. Evergreen. Full sun.

This upright, narrow, columnar evergreen features foliage with golden new growth. 3-5'H x 1-2' spread.

A compact, slow-growing conical False Cypress with graceful, soft fern-like branches. 6-10'H x 6-10' spread.

Acer palmatum (Crimson Queen) Height 5-9' Spread 8-12'. Finely cut burgundy-red foliage is displayed throughout the growing season on this small tree. An outstanding accent plant. Scarlet fall color.Delicately arching branches create a spreading, mounded form on this strong grower. Perfect for small space gardens. Plant high with plenty of topsoil and/or peat moss.

Acer palmatum (Sango-Kaku) Height 15-20'. Spread 12-15'. Beautiful small tree has brilliant coral bark on young branches; color intensifies in the winter. Deeply cut light green leaves display attractive red margins; turn golden in fall. Deciduous. Moderate growing to 15-20 feet high, almost as wide. perfect for small space gardens. Plant high with plenty of topsoil and/or peat moss in full to partial sun. Beneficial when young to wrap trunk for winter. Mulch well.

Height: 4-6 ft. Zone: 5. Spread: 3-5 ft. This small, bushy tree is stiffly upright and has small variegated leaves-no two are alike. In spring and fall the cream part may have pink to magenta tones for a spectacular show. Ideal specimen for small gardens. Handle this plant carefully because it is fragile. Plant in full sun or light shade in a wind-protected area. Place high in the ground with plenty of topsoil and/or peat moss.

Height: 6-8 ft. Zone: 4. Spread: 8-10 ft. An extraordinary new hydrangea with exquisite bright lime-green cone shaped flowers. The color is stunning, and adds much needed color to the late summer landscape. Excellent vigor and floriferous blooming. Plant in sun or part shade in moist, well drained soil.

Height: 20 ft. Spread: 20 ft. Partial to full sun. Rose-purple flowers appear early in spring before the leaves. Red-purple heart-shaped leaves emerge in the spring and mature to maroon. Upward and gently arching branches make it beautiful in any landscape. Redbuds need to be planted with plenty of Canadian peat and fed regularly with acid type fertilizers to insure success. Sun or shade. Tree wrap for winter.

Height: 40 ft. Spread: 30 ft.
Heart shaped leaves and fine branch texture make this tree attractive in home and public gardens. The yellow to apricot-orange fall color is absolutely breath-taking. Upright and pyramidal when young, rounded with age. Plant in full sun in moist, well drained soil using Canadian peat. During hot, dry summers, give supplemental water when getting established.

Height: 15-20 ft. Spread: 15-20 ft.
Truly a tree for all seasons. Clusters of white flowers in late spring. Thick glossy foliage throughout summer. Brilliant orange-red fall color followed by clusters of 1/2" red berries persistent in fall and winter. Lovely round habit. Very hardy.

Height: 12-15 ft. Spread: 8-12 ft.
One of the best and deepest reds of all the Japanese Maple varieties,
with a strong, upright growing form. Ideal specimen for small gardens. Handle this plant carefully because it is fragile. Plant in full sun, in a wind-protected area. Place high in the ground with plenty of topsoil and/or peat moss.

Height: 40 ft.  Spread: 35 ft.
This cultivar has shown resistance to bronze birch borer. Its exfoliating bark exposes tan, pink or orange colored younger stems. Pyramidal to ovalheaded when young, matures to a rounded shape. A medium to fast grower. Tolerates moist soil.

Height: 20 ft. Spread: 15 ft.
Heavy stems are covered with white blossoms in early spring. Horizontal branches are moderately spreading with light gray bark. Holds leaves well for brilliant red-orange fall color. Showy fruit is purplishblack and sweet. Sun or part shade.