Some photos of our rapidly-growing stock with this year’s great spring weather and abundant rains.

Acer negundo; 3 in

Acer rubrum; 2½ in

Asimina triloba; 2 in, low-branched

Asimina triloba; 2 in, treeform

Betula nigra; 12-14 ft, five-stem

Carpinus caroliniana; 2 in

Carya glabra; 2 in

Catalpa speciosa; 2½ in

Cercis canadensis; 1½ in, 8 ft

Cercis canadensis; 6 ft, multistem

Cercis canadensis; 8 ft, multistem

Chionanthus virginicus; 6 ft

Cladrastis kentukea; 2 in

Diospyros virginiana, flower buds

Diospyros virginiana; 2 in

Fagus grandifolia; 2 in

Hamamelis virginiana; 6 ft

Liquidambar styraciflua; 2-2½ in

Magnolia virginiana; 6 ft

Magnolia virginiana; 8 ft

Quercus alba; 1½ in [L] and Cecis canadensis; 1½ in [R]

Quercus bicolor; 2 in

Quercus falcata; 2-2½ in

Quercus imbricaria; 1½ in

Quercus palustris; 2½ in

Quercus prinus; 1½-2 in

Sassafras albidum; 1½ in