Native Tree Spotlight: Sweet Gum, American Linden & Black Gum Volume Discount

An adaptable native tree known for brilliant red, orange, purple, and yellow fall color. Black Gum tolerates a range of moisture conditions, including poorly drained soils and occasional flooding, making it useful for wetland edges and naturalized areas. Its fruit also provides food for birds and other wildlife. Available in #1 containers.

A large native shade tree with heart-shaped leaves and fragrant early-summer flowers. Its nectar-rich blooms attract bees and other pollinators, while its broad canopy provides substantial shade. Best suited to sites with adequate space and moist, well-drained soil. Available in #2 containers.

A hardy native tree recognized by its star-shaped foliage and brilliant fall color. Sweet Gum grows across a range of sites, including moist bottomlands and drier uplands, and tolerates soil compaction once established. Its large size makes it well suited to restoration, naturalized areas, and other sites with room for a substantial canopy. Available in #5 containers.