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American Linden

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Large heart-shaped dark-green leaves form the dense summer canopy of this native linden before turning pale yellow in fall. Fragrant

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Austrian Oak

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Austrian oak is distinguished by acorns seated halfway within conspicuously bristled cups; unlike most familiar white-group oaks, the acorns require

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Bitternut Hickory

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Canada’s only native pecan hickory, thriving in moist lowlands or rich upland soils, with bold compound foliage, striking sulphur-yellow winter

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Black Gum

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Glossy dark green oval leaves form a dense, pyramidal to irregular crown with layered branching, developing thick dark grey-brown bark

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Black Oak

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Black oak is distinguished by densely grey-hairy terminal buds and acorn cups that enclose up to half of the nut.

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Black Walnut

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A fast-growing Ontario-native shade tree with an oval crown, deeply furrowed bark, and valuable hardwood used in furniture. It produces

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Bur Oak

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Bur oak produces exceptionally large acorns enclosed halfway or more by deeply fringed, mossy cups, while mature trunks develop thick,

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Butternut Tree

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An endangered Ontario-native walnut with a broad, irregular crown and edible elongated nuts that ripen in early fall. Increasingly scarce

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Caragana Seedling

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Primarily sold as understock for grafting, this exceptionally cold hardy seedling is also valued for shelterbelts, windbreaks and wildlife habitat

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Chinese Chestnut

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Highly resistant to chestnut blight, this broad-spreading shade tree produces fragrant creamy catkins in summer followed by sweet edible nuts

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Chinquapin Oak

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Chinquapin oak is distinguished by glossy, coarsely toothed leaves and small acorns with shallow, scaly caps. Its thin-shelled acorns are

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Cucumber Tree

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Greenish-yellow, slightly fragrant flowers appear high in the canopy as the leaves expand, followed by cucumber-shaped fruit that ripens red

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