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New Growth Trees: Trees for Fundraising
Beautify Yards. Create a natural fence or privacy border, put trees
in
deck planters, add new color and texture to gardens, increase property
values, save money and energy.
Help the Enviroment. Benefit the earth and provide shelter and food
for wildlife.
Unique Gifts. Trees make unique and memorable gifts for births,
birthdays, house warmings, memorials, weddings and numerous other occasions.
Kousa Dogwood. Among the hardiest of flowering dogwoods available.
Covered with 3" to 5" white blossoms in late spring. Lustrous,
medium green leaves cover the delicate limb structure of multi-stemmed
shrub, or with training small tree to 20 feet. In late summer, raspberry
like red fruit hangs from the branches. Growth habit: 6" to 10"
per year. Zone 5-8. Low temp tolerance to: -20 degrees F.
Emerald Arborvitae. Neat, dense-growing columnar-shaped evergreen
plant with deep emerald green foliage. Commonly used in landscapes for hedge
rows, as sentry plants at walkway ends. Arborvitae variety not as fast
growing as other varieties. Growth habit: 6" to 10" per year. Zone
4-9. Low temp tolerance to: -30 F.
Red-leaf Japanese Maple. Delicate cut, brilliant ruby-red leaves in
spring time, giving way to darker maroon then purple as summer progresses.
Brighter in sun. A small landscape tree used in more formal gardens and
courtyards. Perfect for large deck planters. Growth habit: 6" to
10" per year. Zone 5-8. Low temp tolerance to: -20 degrees F.
Giant Sequoia. Also known as Giant Redwood. An impressive addition to
large landscape areas. Reaches heights of 325 feet with 30 foot diameter
trunk. Growth habit: 12" to 24" per year. Zone 5-9. Low temp
tolerance to: -20
degrees F.
Colorado Blue Spruce. With distinctive gray-blue needles, this tree
is generally used as an accent plant in landscapes. Tree color can vary from
dark green through all shades of blue green to powder-white blue. Growth
habit: 6" to 10" per year. Zone 2-8. Low temp tolerance to: -50
degrees F.
Deodara Cedar. Native to the Himalayas. A graceful tree with softer,
lighter texture than other cedars. Excellent tree for use as privacy screen
or natural fence. Reaching heights of 80 ft. with 40 ft. spread at ground.
Growth habit: 8" to 12" per year. Zone 7-9. Low temp tolerance to:
-0 degrees F.
Douglas Fir. A magnificent, native Pacific Northwest tree is a
favorite of many gardeners. These trees are widely grown to be used as
Christmas trees throughout the country. It has a sweet fragrance. Douglas
Firs will grow from 70 to 250 feet. Growth habit: 8" to 12" per
year. Zone 4-8. Low temp tolerance to: -30 degrees F.
Austrian Pine. This tree has strong character and can serve well as a
landscape decoration, as a windbreak or border tree. It has 4" to
6" handsome dark green needles. Usually not more than 40 feet in
gardens at maturity; very broad. Growth habit: 8" to 12" per year.
Zones 4-8. Low temp tolerance to: -30 degrees F.
Ponderosa Pine. One of the most widely dispersed timber trees in
North America. Some of the longest needles among pines - 7 to 11".
Large landscape area tree will reach 50 feet in 50 years, eventually to 150
feet or more. Growth habit: 12" to 24" per year. Zone 4-9. Low temp
tolerance to: -30 degrees F.
Green-leaf Japanese Maple. The most airy and delicate of all maples,
this magnificent small, green cut-leaf tree is renowned for its brilliant
orange or scarlet in the fall; new growth in the spring is a glowing red;
summer leaves are soft green. Often used as a featured tree in
landscapes, rock gardens and courtyards, perfect for large deck
planters-extremely versatile. Growth habit: 6" to 10" per year.
Zone 5-8. Low temp tolerance to: -20
degrees F.
New Growth Trees Inc. provides high-quality trees that ensure our customers have a positive growing experience. New
Growth trees have been selected for adaptability and hardiness. The mature
tree photos above show the varieties at 20 to 25 years of age. At shipment
trees are 12" to 24" in height, 2 to 3 years old,
and have been established in a container that is 3" x 5". Care and planting instructions are included. Trees can be planted
except when the ground is frozen, or can remain in containers for up to one
year. Zones are based on average minimum temperature. Many factors, such as
altitude, snow, exposure, moisture, soil type, etc., can create variations
within zones. Satisfaction Guaranteed!
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Bob Moody, Fundraising Consultant
936 Frog Pond Road, Staunton, Virginia 24401
Phones 540-885-3439 / 1-800-326-9192
Fax 540-885-6670
E-mail moody@cfw.com
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