Deciduous & Flowering Tree Seeds

(Calycanthus floridus) Deciduous. Zones 4-9.  Also known as Strawberry Shrub, Sweet Betsy, Sweet Shrub, and Pineapple Shrub, Carolina Allspice is a deliciously fragrant plant from its spicy bark to its...

(Catalpa speciosa) Deciduous. Zones 4-8. Also known as Indian Bean Tree or Cigar tree for its long, thin seed pods, Northern Catalpa is a fabulous focal point in any landscape! ...

Prunus avium. Zones 3 - 7 Mazzard Cherry is a robust and determined cherry tree that offers high yields of tiny, delicious cherries! This wild-ish variety is extremely disease resistant and works...

Flowering Dogwood, Kousa “Milky Way” (Cornus kousa chinensis) Deciduous. Zones 4-8. This easy to grow, beauty of a tree shows an abundance of stunning white flower bracts in mid-late spring,...

Flowering Dogwood, North American (Cornus florida) Deciduous. Zones 5-8. North American flowering dogwood is easily one of the most beautiful native flowering trees. Dogwood flowers are deceiving in that are...

Golden Chain Tree (Laburnum anagyroides vulgare) Deciduous. Zones 5-7. Golden Chain tree is a beautiful tree, with long wisteria-like yellow flowers that present in late Spring, followed by long stringy...

(Hibiscus syriacus) Perennial Shrub. Deciduous. Zones 5-8. Hibiscus is often thought of as a tropical flower but amazingly it can be grown in our Northern climate! Rose of Sharon is...

(Styrax japonica) Zones 5 - 8. Deciduous.  Japanese Snowbell is a wonderfully fragrant tree, reaching 20 feet in height and bearing clusters of small white flowers. We first discovered this plant...

Black Locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) Deciduous. Zones 4-8. Black Locust is a stately, native tree; reaching 100  feet and offering incredibly beautiful, fragrant white in early Summer. The bark of older...

(Gleditsia triacanthos inermis) Deciduous. Zones 4-9. Honey Locust is an old-time, native tree often seen lining the streets of the longest standing settlement towns. Honey Locust is a fabulous, dual purpose...

(Magnolia acuminata) Zones 4 - 8. Deciduous, flowering tree. Rare & Endangered. The Cucumber Magnolia is native to Ontario's Niagara Region and is unfortunately on the cusp of extinction. Because of...

(Magnolia liliflora). Deciduous. Zones 5-8. Lily Magnolia is a magnificent focal point for any garden or backyard! It features majestic, pink perfumed flowers, each with six or seven four inch...

Oyama Magnolia (Magnolia sieboldii) Deciduous. Zones 6-8. A gorgeous Magnolia specimen bearing flowers with crisp white petals and magenta centres. Grows 15-20 feet and blooms in Spring. Native to Japan....

Umbrella Tree/Umbrella Magnolia (Magnolia tripetala) Deciduous. Zones 5-8.  This Appalachian native tree gains its name from giant, jungle-like leaves; reaching 2 feet in length and nearly 1 foot across. There’s...

(Pyrus betulifolia) Zones 4 - 8. Small, deciduous tree.  The Birchleaf Pear is a  quick growing, wild pear from northern Asia. Its cold-hardiness and disease resistance has made this tree a choice rootstock...

(Paeonia lactiflora) Perennial. Deciduous, herbaceous shrub.Zones 3-8. Native to Northern China, this species type peony bears large, fragrant white blooms, 5 inches in diameter and makes a stately addition to...

(Paeonia suffruticosa) Perennial. Deciduous, woody Shrub. Zones 5-7.  Paeonia suffruticosa is a lovely, cold-hardy shrub that presents large, flowers ranging from white to pink. Unlike common, herbaceous peony, this plant...

Persian Silk Tree (Albizia julibrissin) Deciduous. Zones 6-9. What a lovely and unusual tree! Averaging 30 feet in height, the Persian Silk Tree has deep green, fern-like leaves and incredibly...

Princess Tree (Paulownia tomentosa) Deciduous. Zones 5-8. We fell in love with this tree a few years ago while wandering Van Dusen Gardens in Vancouver; following our noses to its...

(Rhus typhina) Deciduous. Zones 3-8. Staghorn Sumac is an exotic looking shrub that is both ornamental and wonderfully beneficial to animals and people. It is named for its thick, velvety...

Tulip Poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera) Deciduous. Zones 4-9. This stately tree is reaches 90-150 in height with large leaves and 2 inch, yellow, tulip-like flowers. This rare North American tree once...