Red Trees

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Our Red Trees Will Add a Bold Pop of Color to Your Garden Our collection of red trees is sure to wow you! From fiery blooms to stunning fall foliage, these trees will brighten up your landscape and will never cease to amaze you with their beautiful displays of color. The Autumn Blaze Maple Tree will have green foliage in spring and summer but will develop bright red leaves in the fall. You’ll want to make this tree with red leaves a focal point in your yard so it can be appreciated when it changes color. For color in the spring and summer, the Black Diamond Best Red Crape Myrtle Tree won’t disappoint with its bright display of red flowers against its black foliage. This one is sure to stand out in your garden! Red Trees Care Overview Red trees are a must-have for anyone who wants others to notice their landscape. The trees in our collection are easy to care for, and you can depend on them to come back year after year, often more beautiful than last year. How to Plant Red Trees Red trees should be planted in holes as deep as the root ball. The hole should be twice the width of the root ball, so the roots can have room to spread out. Fill up the empty space with soil and water it deeply. Mature Heights and Zoning We have red trees for growing zones 3-11. Many plants will thrive in temperate areas, but if you live in the coldest or hottest climates, you’ll need to look for trees that can withstand the extreme temperatures in your climate. We have trees ranging from 4-40 feet, so there’s sure to be something that will fit into your landscape perfectly. How to Water Red Trees Newly planted red trees should be watered deeply to encourage robust root growth. Water often during the first year as they acclimate to your yard to keep them from drying out. Once the trees have established themselves in your yard, which usually takes about one year, you won’t have to water them as often. Trees will need extra water during droughts or periods of extreme heat. Trees in full sun wil