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The Yaupon Holly is a small, rounded tree with small, leathery green leaves that stay on the tree year round. This holly tree adapts well to either sunny or shady areas. -
The Nelly R. Stevens Holly has a naturally dense and broad pyramidal shape. The leaves are glossy with a dark green color and are among the darkest of any plant. -
The Desert Willow is one of Texas’ best trees. Overall, it is somewhat delicate yet can withstand all of the heat Texas can bring. Its leaves are long and narrow, its flowers are orchid-like and have a lengthy flower period. -
The Vitex tree is an attractive, hardy tree that produces clusters of colorful flower spikes in summer and fall. The Vitex has aromatic green leaves and is a rapid grower in most climate and soil conditions. -
The Elderica Pine is a somewhat rapidly growing evergreen tree that can be used for privacy screening or wind-breaking purposes. With its slightly longer needles, this attractive pine will add a different and unique look to your home than the everyday pine tree. -
The Carolina Sapphire is a conically shaped tree with a great pyramidal growth habit. Its silvery blue foliage makes this tree very unique and enhancing for landscapes. -
The Red Bud is the perfect ornamental tree for any landscape. This tree produces beautiful flowers in early spring, and it will grow to reach a height between 15 and 20 feet at maturity. -
The pecan tree is very popular as a shade tree and is designated as the official state tree of Texas. It should be planted with plenty of room to grow, as it will reach a height between 60 and 80 feet at maturity. -
The Texas Ash tree provides lots of shade in the summer heat with minimal watering requirements once established. Perfect for hot, dry climates, it also has amazing fall colors and thrives in many soil types. -
The Eagleston Holly is a great choice for privacy screening or lining walkways, due to its dense leaves and compact structure. It can be grown as a shrub or a tree. -
The Spartan Juniper is a great vertical accent in any landscape. It's most often used for hedges, screens, and even topiaries. It grows quickly in any type of soil, including clay, and is drought-tolerant. -
This slender evergreen tree is perfect for screening and provides lush green color year-round. It is particularly heat and drought-tolerant and produces small, inedible berries in late fall.
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