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SuperTrees Incorporated, 10301 S Kraxberger Road, Canby, OR (2026)

09/02/2026

The trees your city wants at planting time have probably already been allocated, in some cases months before you make your request.

Waiting too long might mean compromising on species, size, or quantity, or purchasing whatever's left.

Early contracts and production planning give growers time to reserve inventory, coordinate propagation, and prepare trees for your project’s specifications.

In turn, you protect your municipality's canopy-diversity goals, maintain consistent tree sizes, and secure the quantities needed for multi-site or multi-year planting plans.

Planning next year’s planting project? Talk with our team early and join our availability list to see what’s coming into inventory.

Our Tree Availability List keeps you up to date on what’s in stock across our nurseries in Utah, Colorado, and the Pacific Northwest.

08/31/2026

MONDAY MATCHUP!

🔥 Meet: White Shield Osage Orange (Maclura pomifera ‘White Shield’)
📍 Tough, shady, and decidedly low-drama—this Osage Orange was made for challenging landscapes.

Age: A durable, long-lived shade tree built for the long haul
Height: About 20–40 ft tall and 30+ ft wide, developing a rounded, vase-shaped canopy.
Style: Glossy, dark green heart-shaped leaves on cinnamon-colored branches, finished with a show of golden-yellow foliage in fall.

Likes:
☀️ Full sun
🔥 Hot, dry conditions
🌱 A wide variety of soil types
🏙️ Yards, parks, streetscapes, and other sites that need dependable shade

Dislikes:
❌ Being babied. It earned its reputation by handling tough conditions, so let it!
❌ Being confused with the species. This cultivar leaves two of Osage Orange's less desirable traits behind

Known For:
🚫 Thornless AND fruitless! No wicked thorns and no giant, messy hedge apples 💧 Excellent drought tolerance
🔥 Exceptional heat tolerance
🌳 Fast growth and a broad canopy that provides substantial shade
🍂 Bright golden-yellow fall color
💪 Adaptability that makes it particularly interesting for tough western and Intermountain landscapes.

💬 “I’m looking for something serious: full sun, hot summers, and a place where I can spread out. I’ll bring the shade and fall color, and you’ll never have to pick up my fruit.”

The White Shield Osage Orange (Maclura pomifera ‘White Shield’) is a medium-sized, fast-growing shade tree. It is a tough tree with cinnamon colored branches with heart-shaped leaves that are a glossy dark green that keep their color throughout the summer. Its crown is rounded with its main bran...

08/24/2026

MONDAY MATCHUP! Urban-ready fall color!

🔥 Meet: Tranquil Sunrise® Maple (Acer henryi ‘JFS KW8AH’)
📍 Refined, colorful, and just the right size for urban life. This maple knows how to make an entrance

Age: A slow-to-moderate grower that develops into a handsome, manageable landscape tree

Height: About 30 ft tall with a 25 ft spread and an upright, oval form

Style: Two-tone beauty. Mature, dark green trifoliate leaves provide the backdrop while new growth emerges in a striking claret-red to crimson. Then, fall brings rich purple that deepens into red-orange.

Likes:
☀️ Full sun to partial shade
🌳 Well-drained soil
🏙️ Streetscapes, urban landscapes, and spaces that need a smaller, more refined maple

Dislikes:
❌ Poorly drained, consistently soggy sites
❌ Being mistaken for an ordinary maple—have you seen that new growth?
Known For:
🌅 Dark red-to-crimson new foliage that creates a dramatic two-tone canopy
🍁 Purple-to-red-orange fall color
🌿 Distinctive trifoliate leaves that set it apart from more familiar maples
🌳 Upright branching and a relatively narrow 30 × 25 ft mature form that make it a strong candidate for urban and street-tree applications
❄️ Hardy to USDA Zone 6

💬 “Why wait until fall for great color? I start the season with crimson, settle into deep green, and bring the drama right back for autumn. If you like a maple with a little something different, I’m your match.” 🌿

Elevate your landscape with the Tranquil Sunrise® Maple (Acer henryi 'JFS KW8AH'), a stunning and refined relative of the Box Elder that brings a unique, artistic flair to the garden. This handsome selection is celebrated for its remarkable "two-tone" foliage effect: as new claret-red to crimson gr...

08/17/2026

MONDAY MATCHUP! Summer Blooms Edition

🔥 Meet: Pink Summersweet ‘Ruby Spice’ (Clethra alnifolia ‘Ruby Spice’)
📍 Sweetly scented, pollinator-approved, and ready to keep the flower show going when summer starts winding down

Age: A dependable ornamental that can bring years of blooms and wildlife value to the landscape
Height: Compact and manageable—matures under 20 ft tall with a spread under 10 ft
Style: Dense and rounded with glossy green foliage and upright spikes of bright rose-pink flowers that bloom from the bottom up for 4–6 weeks in late summer.

Likes:
☀️ Partial shade to full sun
💧 Moist, well-drained soil
🐝 Bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and landscapes designed with pollinators in mind

Dislikes:
❌ Extremely dry sites without supplemental water
❌ Being overlooked just because it’s compact—this one deserves a front-row spot

Known For:
🌸 Fragrant pink blooms when relatively few other shrubs are flowering
🦋 Exceptional pollinator and wildlife value
🍂 Glossy green foliage that can turn yellow-gold in fall
🌳 Versatility—use it as a specimen, border, screen, or grouped planting
✂️ Takes pruning well and maintains a compact, rounded form

💬 “I may be sweet, but I know how to make an entrance. When everyone else starts wrapping up summer, I’m just getting started—with pink flowers, fragrance, and a pollinator party that lasts for weeks.”

The Pink Summersweet (Clethra alnifolia ‘Ruby Spice’) is a small-sized ornamental shrub that has exceptional wildlife value. With a compact, rounded form and densely branched growth, this shrub has a beautiful display of flowers in the summer. In late summer, fragrant bright pink flowers bloom f...

08/11/2026

Buying trees for a city, park, streetscape, HOA, or commercial project? Your tree source matters more than you might think.

A reseller may be able to help you find what’s available right now, but a wholesale tree nursery grower can help you plan ahead, understand how your trees were produced, choose better substitutions, and build a healthier urban forest over time.

What's the difference between a wholesale tree nursery, tree farm, tree grower, reseller, and retail nursery? How can working directly with a grower make a major difference for municipal and commercial planting projects?

If your team is planning for canopy diversity, better tree quality, stronger root systems, or multi-year planting projects, this is a great place to start.

For many small cities, working with a wholesale tree nursery and grower matters. Wondering why? Insight and experience benefit your plan and project.

08/10/2026

MONDAY MATCHUP! Summer Blooms!

🔥 Meet: Starblast Chiffon™ Hibiscus Tree Form (Hibiscus syriacus ‘Starblast’)
📍 Tropical looks without the tropical attitude! Think fireworks all summer long

Age: A long-lasting ornamental that can provide decades of summer color with the right care
Height: Stays under 20 ft tall with a spread under 10 ft, making it a great option when space is limited.
Style: A Rose of Sharon trained into a single-trunk tree form, topped with a canopy of dramatic semi-double white flowers streaked with deep pink and red.

Likes:
☀️ Plenty of sunshine
🔥 Summer heat
💧 Well-drained soil and regular watering while getting established
🏡 Patios, entryways, courtyards, and smaller landscapes where it can take center stage

Dislikes:
❌ Soggy, poorly drained soil
❌ Deep shade. More sun = more flowers

Known For:
🌺 Prolific blooms from midsummer all the way until frost
🎨 High-contrast white flowers with dramatic pink-red veining and tufted centers
💧 Heat and drought tolerance once established
🌱 Low seed production, which means fewer unwanted hibiscus seedlings
❄️ Hardy across Zones 5–9 despite its tropical appearance

💬 “I might look tropical, but I’m tougher than I look. Sunshine and summer heat will keep me bringing the flowers long after the spring bloomers have called it quits.”

If you want a tree that looks like a permanent celebration in your yard, the Starblast Chiffon™ is the ultimate choice. This isn't your grandmother’s Rose of Sharon; it is a modern, high-performance cultivar trained into a "standard" (a single-trunk tree). It features large, shimmering white flo...

08/03/2026

MONDAY MATCHUP! Blooming now!

Meet: Quick Fire® Hydrangea (Hydrangea paniculata ‘Bulk’)
📍 The early bloomer that keeps the color coming all season long

Age: Long-lived and dependable, often 40–50+ years
Height: 6–8 ft tall with a rounded, upright habit (can be grown as a shrub or trained into a stunning tree form)
Style: Always ahead of the crowd. Large white flower panicles emerge weeks before other panicle hydrangeas, then gradually transform to rich pink and deep rosy-red as the season progresses.

Likes:
☀️ Full sun to partial shade
🌿 Well-drained soil with regular moisture
🏡 Entryways, patios, foundation plantings, and specimen landscapes

Dislikes:
❌ Constantly soggy soil
❌ Deep shade, More sun = more flowers!

Known For:
🌸 One of the earliest blooming panicle hydrangeas
🎨 Blooms that transition from white to pink to deep rose-red over the season
❄️ Excellent cold hardiness and reliable flowering on new wood
🐝 A favorite of pollinators during its long bloom season

💬 “Why wait for summer? I get the party started early and keep changing outfits until fall. If you want months of blooms with almost no fuss, I'm your perfect match.”

If you can’t wait for mid-summer to see your garden in bloom, the Quick Fire® Hydrangea is your solution. True to its name, this variety is the earliest-blooming panicle hydrangea on the market, often starting its show a full month before varieties like 'Limelight' or 'Vanilla Strawberry.' Usuall...

07/27/2026

Monday Match-up: Summer Bloom (with 4-season appeal 👀)!

Meet: Korean Stewartia (Stewartia pseudocamellia)
📍 Four seasons of beauty wrapped into one elegant package

Age: A graceful long-term companion, often 75–100+ years
Height: 20–40 ft tall with a pyramidal form that matures into a rounded canopy
Style: Sophisticated and always dressed for the occasion. Camellia-like white flowers in summer, lush green foliage, brilliant orange-red fall color, and stunning exfoliating bark that steals the show all winter.

Likes:
☀️ Morning sun or full sun in cooler climates
🌤️ Afternoon shade in hotter western locations
🌱 Rich, well-drained soil with consistent moisture

Dislikes:
❌ Poorly drained soils
❌ Extended drought without supplemental water while establishing

Known For:
🌸 Elegant white, camellia-like flowers that bloom in early summer when few other trees are flowering
🍂 Spectacular red, orange, burgundy, and purple fall color
🪵 Smooth, exfoliating bark in shades of gray, cinnamon, and orange that provides year-round interest
🏡 An exceptional specimen tree for gardens, courtyards, parks, and upscale landscapes

💬 “I don't need to be the biggest tree in the landscape—I just make sure there's never a season without something beautiful to admire. Flowers, fall color, or bark...I'm always ready for my close-up.”

The Korean Stewartia (Stewartia koreana) is a medium-sized flowering ornamental tree with multiple seasons of interest. It has a pyramidal form with upright branches and interwoven branchlets creating a dense canopy that casts thick shade. In June and July after most trees are done flowering, medium...

07/20/2026

SMALL SPACES --- MONDAY MATCHUP!

🔥 Meet: Snow Fountains® Weeping Cherry (Prunus × ‘Snowfozam’)

Graceful, romantic, and guaranteed to stop people in their tracks. This is spring elegance at its finest

Age: Long-lived ornamental—often 40–60+ years
Height: 8–15 ft tall with an equally graceful spread
Style: Pure elegance! Cascading branches draped in brilliant white flowers each spring, followed by rich green foliage and glowing gold-orange fall color. Even in winter, its graceful silhouette steals the show.

Likes:
☀️ Full sun
🌳 Well-drained, fertile soil
🏡 Courtyards, patios, entryways, and anywhere it can be the centerpiece

Dislikes:
❌ Poor drainage or soggy roots
❌ Heavy shade—its bloom show deserves sunshine

Known For:
🌸 Thousands of fragrant white blossoms that blanket the cascading branches in mid-spring
💧 Elegant, naturally weeping habit that resembles a frozen fountain
🍂 Rich orange and golden fall foliage for a second season of color
🏡 Perfect specimen tree for smaller landscapes and Japanese-inspired gardens

💬 “I don't just bloom; I cascade. If you're looking for a tree that brings elegance, romance, and four seasons of beauty to even the smallest garden, I'm your match.”

The Snow Fountains® Weeping Cherry (Prunus x ‘Snowfozam’) is a small-sized flowering ornamental tree. It is known for its strong weeping habit of elegant, long branches that cascade toward the ground. In mid spring for about 3 weeks, a blizzard of snow white, fragrant single flowers emerges and...

07/16/2026

Looking for a tree that's a little different?

The Albizia, better known as the Mimosa Tree, is one of the most unique ornamental trees you can plant. With its soft, fern-like foliage, airy canopy, and vibrant pink, silky blooms that appear in summer, it's a true conversation starter.

Even better? Hardy cultivars like E.H. Wilson have made this beautiful tree an option for more landscapes than ever before.

If you're looking to add something truly distinctive to your property, this is one tree worth getting to know.

The albizia, more commonly known as the mimosa tree, has a name that fits its style and character. Learn how this ornamental can thrive out West.

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