Tag Archives: Tree of the Week
Tree of the Week – Serviceberry
PLANT: Amelanchier Canadensis “Shadblow Serviceberry/Juneberry ZONE: 4
Tree of the Week – Ash Trees
Fraxinus Americana – White Ash ZONE: 3 FOLIAGE: Green to Purple SHAPE: Upright, Oval FEATURES: A rapid growing native tree that develops an oval canopy. Foliage is bright green in the summer. Turns to shades of yellow, orange, and purple … Continue reading
Tree of the Week – Red Maple
PLANT: Acer Rubrum “Red Maple” ZONE: 3 FOLIAGE: Green SHAPE: Broadly Oval to Round FEATURES: A native hardwood tree. This tree grows very quickly and adapts to various soil conditions. Fall colour varies from yellow to scarlet.
Tree of the Week – River Birch
PLANT: Betula Nigra “River Birch” ZONE: 4 FOLIAGE: Dark Green SHAPE: Upright FEATURES: Although Birch trees are a prominent symbol in Muskoka (think Tom Thompson and the Group of 7) they rarely do well in the area when planted from … Continue reading
Tree of the Week – Red Oak
TREE: “Red Oak” - Quercus Rubra ZONE: 4 FOLIAGE: Dark Green SHAPE: Rounded FEATURES: A rapid growing tree. Dark green lobed leaves turn dark red in the autumn. Its growth habit is broadly pyramidal when young and rounded as it grows … Continue reading
Tree of the Week – Nannyberry
PLANT: “Nannyberry” – Viburnum Lentago ZONE: 2 FOLIAGE: GREEN SHAPE: Upright FEATURES: Small tree that could be considered a large shrub. A large flat flower cluster forms and blooms in June followed by fruit that attracts birds. Excellent in moist … Continue reading



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