Ornamental Trees

Prohibited to AZ A beautiful ornamental that is also edible. This hardy tree produces a profusion of delicate, fragrant early spring pink blosso...

Save a place in your yard for this beautiful burgundy cut leafed blight resistant filbert tree newly released from Oregon State University. The at...

This is a new and unique introduction that truly tastes like a delicious cross of a plum and a nectarine. Spice Zee is a great choice for the home...

A fantastic focal point in your edible landscape, the Weeping Santa Rosa has a beautiful weeping habit, showy blossoms, and delicious fruit. Grows ...

A beautiful flowering apricot from the Bungo region of Japan, which has fragrant, long lasting pink flowers in early spring. The fruit which follow...

Talk about a stunning edible ornamental, Atomic Red produces amazing red flowers that are like a beacon in your landscape. Atomic Red is more than...

Cockscrew Willow (Salix matsudana ‘Tortuosa’) is beloved by florists and flower arrangers for its beautiful bark and unique contorted form. Corksc...

An ideal edible and ornamental houseplant, hardy to 28° F. It has a beautiful trunk and tropical leaves and is easily grown in a 15 gallon contain...

(Salix chaenomeloides) Colorful silver, purple to pink buds open to large silvery 2 1/2” catkins. The new leaf growth is red maturing to a deep bl...

Famous for the pungent fragrance of its blue, silver-dollar leaves that are often dried for flower arrangements, this plant also goes by the name ...

Thundercloud Plum (P. cerasifera 'Thundercloud') is easily the most popular purple leafed plum in America, and justly so. Originated in 1919 by Lut...

Kwanzan Flowering Cherry (Prunus serrulata 'Kwanzan') always gets attention when it is in bloom here at Raintree! Double pink flowers cover it in m...

(Salix caprea) You know spring is finally here when put your first pussy willow branches in a vase. Before leafing out, this plant produces an abu...

Early pink buds open to very fragrant semi-double white flowers that fade to purplish-pink on horizontal branches. On this Gisela 5 the tree will g...