Dozens of native, deciduous (i.e., trees that lose their foliage in the fall) trees reliably make a splendid contribution to fall colors, e.g., sweetgum (orange red to purple), yellow-­‐poplar (yellow ...

Hornbeam leaves turn orange-red in fall. Trees prune well and grow about 25 feet tall and 20 feet wide. It’s another PHS Gold Medal tree. Some species are stronger-wooded than others and make ...

They bloom in late summer, with their glossy, dark green leaves changing to orange, red and purple in the fall. The trees have been extinct in the wild since 1803, according to the Missouri ...