Plains Straight Cottonwood

Autumn Inferno™ Cotoneaster

Upright with dark green, glossy foliage turning intense orange-red in fall. Small, pink-white blooms in late spring followed by bright red ornamental fruits in mid-to-late summer. Excellent specimen or hedge plant. Tolerates a variety of well-drained soils.

Cranberry Cotoneaster

Dense mounded shrub with pink flowers in late spring which produce large, bright red fruit that persists through the winter. Nice maroon fall color.

Eichholz Cotoneaster

A very low growing, wide spreading shrub. Large, bright green leaves turn an orange-red to gold in autumn. White flowers in spring are followed by red fruit in fall. This plant makes a wonderful groundcover.

Lanceleaf Cottonwood

A large, upright, rounded shade tree with dense branching and smooth grayish bark that becomes rigid as it matures. Medium sized, lance-shaped, green leaves turn yellow in fall. Seedless.

Narrowleaf Cottonwood

Slender branches form a dense, upright, oval shade tree. Long, narrow, willow-like leaves are bright green becoming rich yellow during fall. Native.

Peking Cotoneaster (Hedge Cotoneaster)

Shiny green foliage on upright stems create a dense oval shrub. Small white flowers during late spring produce black fruit which persists into winter. Outstanding orange fall color. Excellent hedge plant.

Plains Cottonwood

A broad, irregularly rounded canopy with coarse, spreading branches. Smooth, grayish bark becomes deeply grooved and darker as it ages. Rich green, wide, triangular- shaped leaves turn yellow in fall.

Robusta Cottonwood (Cottonless)

This is a very vigorous, fast growing tree with a broad, irregularly rounded canopy with coarse, spreading branches. Smooth, grayish-brown bark becomes deeply furrowed and darker with age. Rich green, wide, triangular-shaped leaves turn yellow in the fall. Needs a large, open area to grow and develop properly. Probably cottonless.

Silver Cottonwood

A fast growing tree that needs plenty of room to grow and spread. The dark green leaves flash silver colored backs in the breeze.

Tom Thumb Cotoneaster

This low growing, mounded shrub has light pink flowers in late spring which produce bright red fruit that persists into the winter. Tiny, green leaves in summer turn maroon in fall.