Unique Trees

Something Special For The Garden - Unique Trees at Nature Hills!

The Unique Trees category at Nature Hills Nursery is something of an eclectic collection of trees that have definingly unique characteristics such as foliage, form, size, and flower color!

If you want to set your yard apart and boost your curb appeal, choose something we're sure that very few of your neighbors will have ever seen!

Each of these Unique Trees has at least one distinguishing characteristic that separates it from others in its species. But all of them will have onlookers green with envy!

Some Examples of Unique Trees include:

• Weeping forms
• Foliage variegation
• Dwarf to semi-dwarf forms
• Double or uniquely petalled flower forms
• Columnar forms
• Contorted branching or foliage

Unique Trees will certainly cause extra glances from curious viewers or the need for passersby to want a closer inspection! No matter which you choose, their uniqueness is sure to stick out head and shoulders above the rest!

Landscapes can be greatly enhanced by trees from this category since they have exceptional features!

• The Corkscrew Willow has a twisting branching habit that the rest of the Willow family does not have.
• The Chocolate Fountain Mimosa Tree has a weeping form and chocolate foliage, unlike its green and more upright Mimosa tree cousins!
• Weeping trees like Walker Weeping Caragana or Slenderina® Weeping Blue Spruce
• Unusual flower forms include the White Fringe Tree or Vanilla Twist Weeping Redbud
• Vines trained into tree forms like the Blue Wisteria
• Columnar forms like North Pole Arborvitaes or Alpha Upright Canadian Hemlock
• Variegated foliage like Eskimo Sunset Sycamore Maple or Whitewater Weeping Redbud
• Contorted forms like Harry Lauder's Walking Stick or Dwarf Hinoki False Cypress
• Dwarf forms of popular plants like the Papoose Sitka Spruce or Troll Ginkgo Tree
• Sheared and trained forms of plants like Topiary Spruce or Holly Topiary
• Maybe it's just a widely unheard-of variety like the Persian Ironwood or Sourwood Tree

Each of these trees offers a distinct form, outstanding beauty, glorious shape, unusual blooms, or variegated foliage that stands out and brings a wonderful contrast to a neighborhood landscape.

Caring for Unique and Unusual Trees

These trees have their own care needs and maintenance but are not any more or less difficult to care for! Being different won't change their basic needs nor does it make them prima donnas!