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This document provides descriptions of several plant varieties sold by Jarrett Nursery, including: - Acer palmatum (Japanese Maple) with green foliage that turns red in fall and is suitable for bonsai. - Cladrastis kentukea (American Yellowwood), an ornamental tree with fragrant white flowers and wide environmental tolerance. - Styrax obassia (Fragrant Snowbell) with large fuzzy leaves and fragrant white flowers in long clusters, growing taller than a related variety. - Stewartia pseudocamellia (Japanese Stewartia), a small deciduous tree with camellia-like white flowers and colorful fall foliage. - Robin
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- 1. Jarrett Nursery Acer palmatum Common Name: Green Japanese Maple" With its delicate foliage, small crown, and naturally artistic form, it creates an Asian effect in any garden. Fall colors are inspiring in their brilliance. With their refined character, unlike grafted varieties, healthy specimen trees of seedlings seem to always be in short supply. Our pot-grown seedlings have been kept totally protected from frost to ensure that your rootstocks are free of Pseudomonas (black stem) blight." Flower Color: Yellow" Zones: 5-9" Growth Habit: Tree" Height: 15-20" Spread: 15-20" Light Needs: Full Sun" Flowering Season: Spring" Summer Leaf Color: Green" Fall Leaf Color : Red" Plant Features: Good For Bonsai
- 2. Jarrett Nursery " " " " " " " " " " " " " Cladrastis kentukea Common Name: American Yellowwood" Still uncommon in cultivation, this is an exceptional ornamental tree. Like Wisteria, it is most noted for its drooping clusters of fragrant white flowers, touched with yellow in the center. Introduced into cultivation by André Michaux in 1796, its roots were chipped and boiled to yield a yellow dye for homespun fabrics before synthetic dyes became available. Adapted across a wide range of soil pH, it prefers a reasonably moist, yet well- drained soil with full sun and space to grow." Flower Color: White" Zones: 4-8" Growth Habit: Tree" Height: 30-40" Spread: 30+" Light Needs: Full Sun" Flowering Season: Spring" Leaf Color: Green" Plant Features: Great Plant Picks, Pennsylvania Horticulture Society Gold Medal
- 3. Jarrett Nursery Styrax obassia Common Name: Fragrant Snowbell" Leaves with fuzzy underside, much larger than those of the far more common S. japonicus. Superb, fragrant flowers dangle in long showy clusters. Open branch habit; ultimately twice as tall as S. japonicus. Requires full sun and well-drained soil." Flower Color: White" Zones: 5-8" Growth Habit: Tree" Height: 10-15" Spread: 8-10" Light Needs: Full Sun" Flowering Season: Early Summer" Leaf Color: Green" Plant Features: Great Plant Picks
- 4. Jarrett Nursery Stewartia pseudocamellia Common Name: Japanese Stewartia" Among the most desirable of all deciduous landscape trees. Camellia-like flowers in early summer. Striking bark patches that resemble pieces of a puzzle. Diminutive mature size, ideal as a small specimen tree. Red, yellow, and orange autumn leaf colors. This taxon is the ideal landscape tree - the complete package. This strain is originally from the vicinity of Nikko Park in Japan, and has survived the extremely harsh winter lows of the UP in Quinnisec, Michigan. We're talking 35 below zero! " " Flower Color: White" Zones: 5-7" Growth Habit: Tree" Height: 30-40" Spread: 20-30" Light Needs: Sun-Shade" Flowering Season: Early Summer" Leaf Color: Green" Plant Features: Good For Bonsai, Great Plant Picks
- 5. Jarrett Nursery " Robinia pseudoacacia Common Name: Black Locust" Exceptionally tough and useful for the most adverse soil or climatic conditions. Black Locust is native to the southeastern United States, and is a great overstory tree as it allows a lot of light through to the understory. Black Locust is a prized as a timber tree, firewood tree, and honey plant (bees love them!). It is also well-known for fixing nitrogen into the soil. Black Locust is one of the most useful and ideal trees for a Temperate Climate farm or homestead. " " Flower Color: White, Heavenly Fragrance similar to Lilac or Gardenia." Zones: 4-9" Growth Habit: Tree" Height: 60-70" Spread: 30+" Light Needs: Sun-Shade" Flowering Season: Spring" Leaf Color: Green" Plant Features: Drought Tolerant Black Locust trees during the seasons.