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| Eastern Redbud (Cercis canadensis) | Laurel Oak (Quercus laurifolia) | |||
| Leaves: | Deciduous | Leaves: | Semi-evergreen | |
| Height: | To 25 feet | Height: | To 60 feet | |
| Spread: | To 25 feet | Spread: | To 40 feet | |
| Growth: | Moderate | Growth: | Fast | |
| Habitat: | Will adapt to a wide range of conditions | Habitat: | Sandy well drained soil | |
| Light: | Partial shade | Light: | Sun to partial shade | |
| Comments: | Purple and red flowers in spring | Comments: | Good landscape and shade tree in well drained yards | |
| Redbud (Cercis canadensis var. texensis) | Chinquapin Oak (Quercus muhlenbergii) | |||
| Leaves: | Deciduous | Leaves: | Deciduous | |
| Height: | To 25 feet | Height: | To 75 feet | |
| Spread: | To 25 feet | Spread: | To 75 feet | |
| Growth: | Moderate to fast | Growth: | Fast | |
| Habitat: | Will adapt to a wide range of conditions | Habitat: | Well drained soil | |
| Light: | Partial shade | Light: | Sun to partial shade | |
| Comments: | Red to pink spring flowers | Comments: | Drought tolerant | |
| "Bubba" Desert Willow (Chilopsis linearis "Bubba") | Nuttall Oak (Quercus nuttallii) | |||
| Leaves: | Deciduous | Leaves: | Deciduous | |
| Height: | To 30 feet | Height: | To 100 feet | |
| Spread: | To 30 feet | Spread: | To 40 feet | |
| Growth: | Fast | Growth: | Fast | |
| Habitat: | Well drained soil | Habitat: | Moist acid soil | |
| Light: | Full Sun | Light: | Full Sun | |
| Comments: | Dark purple bloom | Comments: | Adapts to areas where water stands for extended periods of time better that Shumard or Texas Red oak. Leaves turn red to orange in the fall. Does best in Houston and East Texas markets | |
| Basham's Party Pink Crapemyrtle (Lagerstroemia indica) | Mexican White Oak (Quercus polymorpha) | |||
| Leaves: | Deciduous | Leaves: | Evergreen | |
| Height: | To 35 feet | Height: | To 50 feet | |
| Spread: | To 30 feet | Spread: | To 30 feet wide | |
| Growth: | Fast | Growth: | Fast | |
| Habitat: | Will adapt to a wide range of conditions | Habitat: | Performs well in alkaline soil | |
| Light: | Full sun to partial shade | Light: | Full Sun | |
| Comments: | Powdery mildew resistant. Light lavender-pink flowers | Comments: | Blue green leaves. Very drought tolerant | |
| Muskogee Crapemyrtle (Lagerstroemia indica) | Live Oak (Quercus virginiana) | |||
| Leaves: | Deciduous | Leaves: | Evergreen | |
| Height: | To 30 feet | Height: | To 50 feet | |
| Spread: | To 20 feet | Spread: | To 100 feet | |
| Growth: | Moderate | Growth: | Moderate | |
| Habitat: | Will adapt to a wide range of conditions | Habitat: | Adaptable. Likes well drained soils | |
| Light: | Full sun to partial shade | Light: | Sun to partial shade | |
| Comments: | Glossy green leaves and lavender-pink flower | Comments: | The ultimate shade tree due to its large spreading horizontal branches. | |
| Natchez Crapemyrtle (Lagerstroemia indica) | Cathedral Oak (Quercus virginiana SDLN P.P. #12,015) | |||
| Leaves: | Deciduous | Leaves: | Evergreen | |
| Height: | To 30 feet | Height: | To 60 feet | |
| Spread: | To
20
feet |
Spread: | To 50 feet | |
| Growth: | Moderate | Growth: | Moderate | |
| Habitat: | Will adapt to a wide range of conditions | Habitat: | Well drained soil | |
| Light: | Full sun to partial shade | Light: | Sun to partial shade | |
| Comments: | Powdery mildew resistant. Cinnamon Brown exfoliating bark. Pure white flowers | Comments: |
Drought tolerant | |
| Red Rocket Crapemyrtle (Lagerstroemia indica 'Whit IV' PP) | Shumard Red Oak (Quercus shumardii) | |||
| Leaves: | Deciduous | Leaves: | Deciduous | |
| Height: | To 20 feet | Height: | To 100 feet | |
| Spread: | To 15 feet | Spread: | To 50 feet | |
| Growth: | Moderate | Growth: | Fast | |
| Habitat: | Will adapt to a wide range of conditions | Habitat: | Moist alkaline soil | |
| Light: | Full sun to partial shade | Light: | Full Sun to partial shade | |
| Comments: | Powdery mildew resistant. Cherry red flowers in large clusters. New leaves open red to red-purple. | Comments: | Does best in eastern third of Texas market | |
| Sarah's Favorite Crapemyrtle (Lagerstroemia indica) | Eve's Necklace (Sophora affinis) | |||
| Leaves: | Deciduous | Leaves: | Deciduous | |
| Height: | To 20 feet | Height: | To 25 feet | |
| Spread: | To 15 feet | Spread: | To 15 feet | |
| Growth: | Moderate | Growth: | Moderate to Fast | |
| Habitat: | Will adapt to a wide range of conditions | Habitat: | Moist limestone soil | |
| Light: | Full sun to partial shade | Light: | Full sun | |
| Comments: | Powdery mildew resistant. Large white flowers. Rich cinnamon dark brown bark | Comments: | Pinkish white flowers in drooping clusters in the spring. Known poisonous properties | |
| Little Gem (Magnolia grandiflora) | Texas Mountain Laurel (Sophora secundiflora) | |||
| Leaves: | Evergreen | Leaves: | Evergreen | |
| Height: | To 20 feet | Height: | To 25 feet | |
| Spread: | To 15 feet | Spread: | To 20 feet | |
| Growth: | Moderate | Growth: | Slow | |
| Habitat: | Moist soil | Habitat: | Limestone soil, sandy well drained soil | |
| Light: | Sun to partial shade | Light: | Full sun | |
| Comments: | Small leaves, brown underside. Columnar form. Prolific boomer | Comments: | Purple to lavender bloom. Known poisonous properties | |
| Chinese Pistache (Pistacia chinensis) | Bald Cypress (Taxodium distichum) | |||
| Leaves: | Deciduous | Leaves: | Deciduous | |
| Height: | To 40 feet | Height: | To 100 feet | |
| Spread: | To 35 feet | Spread: | To 35 feet | |
| Growth: | Moderate | Growth: | Moderate | |
| Habitat: | Will adapt to a wide range of conditions | Habitat: | Wet or well drained soils | |
| Light: | Full sun | Light: | Sun to partial shade | |
| Comments: | Orange /red fall color. Drought tolerant Pink flowers in the spring. Known poisonous properties | Comments: | Will develop "knees." Upright. Long- lived. | |
| Mexican Sycamore (Plantanus mexicana) | Montezuma Cypress (Taxodium mucronatum) | |||
| Leaves: | Deciduous | Leaves: | Semi-evergreen | |
| Height: | To 80 feet | Height: | To 60 feet | |
| Spread: | To 50 feet | Spread: | To 30 feet | |
| Growth: | Fast | Growth: | Moderate | |
| Habitat: | Prefers moist soil. Will adapt to broad range of conditions | Habitat: | Wet Soils | |
| Light: | Sun to partial shade | Light: | Sun to partial shade | |
| Comments: | More disease resistant than the American Sycamore. White exfoliating bark and large toothed leaves. | Comments: | Seeds from Stephen F. Austin University. Said to more drought and cold tolerant | |
| Texas Red Oak (Quercus buckleyi) | Cedar Elm (Ulmus crassifolia) | |||
| Leaves: | Deciduous | Leaves: | Deciduous | |
| Height: | To 40 feet | Height: | To 70 feet | |
| Spread: | To 25 feet | Spread: | To 50 feet | |
| Growth: | Moderate to fast | Growth: | Fast | |
| Habitat: | Limestone soil | Habitat: | Prefers limestone soil and moist conditions. Will adapt to a wide range of conditions. | |
| Light: | Sun to partial shade | Light: | Full sun to partial shade | |
| Comments: | Leaves turn bright red and orange in the fall. Adapts well to more western arid habitat | Comments: | Very adaptable. Drought tolerant | |
| Burr Oak (Quercus macrocarpa) | Lacebark Elm (Ulmus parvifolia) | |||
| Leaves: | Deciduous | Leaves: | Deciduous | |
| Height: | To 75 feet | Height: | To 60 feet | |
| Spread: | To 80 feet | Spread: | To 45 feet | |
| Growth: | Slow to moderate | Growth: | Fast | |
| Habitat: | Deep rich soil | Habitat: | Extremely adaptable to alkaline soils | |
| Light: | Full Sun | Light: | Sun to partial shade | |
| Comments: | Drought tolerant | Comments: | Exfoliating bark. Drought tolerant | |
| Lacey Oak (Quercus laceyi) | Mexican Buckeye (Ungnadia speciosa) | |||
| Leaves: | Semi-evergreen | Leaves: | Deciduous | |
| Height: | To 35 feet | Height: | To 25 feet | |
| Spread: | To 30 feet | Spread: | To 20 feet | |
| Growth: | Moderate/Slow | Growth: | Fast | |
| Habitat: | Likes more alkaline soils and has minimal water needs | Habitat: | Alkaline soil | |
| Light: | Full sun | Light: | Full sun | |
| Comments: | Very drought tolerant | Comments: | ||
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