Small Trees for Sale

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Buy Small Trees for Sale Online A small tree earns its spot faster than almost anything else you can plant. It shades a bench, softens a blank wall, or gives you a spring bloom you can see from the kitchen window, and it does all that without the root spread and pruning bills a full-size shade tree brings along. The trees in this collection mature anywhere between 8 and 30 feet, which keeps them in scale with a front yard bed, a patio corner, or a side yard you have been ignoring for three summers. A small tree is generally any tree that matures under 25 feet. In this collection most fall between 8 and 25 feet, with the patio fruit trees and rose tree standards staying under 8 feet. Check the mature height listed on each product page, since the range across this collection is wide. This collection is made up of ornamentals! If you want a wider selection of compact producers, our dwarf fruit trees collection goes deeper. Shop Small Trees by Type Small Flowering Trees This is the biggest group we carry, and magnolias are the workhorses. The Ann Magnolia holds around 10 feet by 10 feet at maturity and pushes deep pink, tulip-shaped blooms in early spring. It is cold hardy down to zone 4, which is unusual for a magnolia. Its sister variety, the Jane Magnolia , blooms a little later in spring, and that late timing is worth something. Late frosts are what ruin magnolia flowers, and Jane usually dodges them. If you want evergreen, go with the Little Gem Magnolia . It is the compact form of the classic Southern Magnolia, holds glossy leaves year round with a rust-colored underside, and puts out fragrant white saucers from late spring into fall. It reaches 15 to 25 feet, so give it room. Beyond magnolias: Dogwoods for layered horizontal branching and four seasons of interest. The White Kousa Dogwood blooms about a month later than native dogwoods and shrugs off anthracnose better. Flowering cherries for that short, spectacular spring show. Okame opens earlier than almost any