Fagus sylvatica 'Dawyck Gold'
Dawyck Gold Pyramidal Beech has attractive lime green foliage which emerges bright gold in spring. A dense narrow upright columnar tree, the serrated pointy leaves turn a strong coppery-bronze in the fall, and it's smooth silver bark contributes to its winter interest. It will grow at a moderate to slow pace to be about 45 feet tall at maturity, with a spread of roughly 15 feet. 

Magnolia 'Butterflies'
This pretty tree is noted for its non-fading yellow flowers, compact pyramidal form and hardiness to both heat and cold. It typically grows as an upright, pyramidal tree to 18-20’ tall with a single trunk althought it can sometimes be found as a multi-stemmed shrub. The upright, tulip-like, yellow flowers are 4" to 5” across and bloom in early spring. Best if it is planted in the sun on well-drained soils. 

Morus alba
The larger growing brother to the popular Weeping Mulberry, this fast growing tree has glossy deep green leaves (famous as the food for silkworms) and flavourful dark red fruit in late summer. It grows to 50 feet tall by 35 feet wide in all soil conditions.  **Not currently available.

Syringa pekinensis 'Sundak'
This rare tree is related to Japanese tree lilac, but is marked by its distinctive orangey to copper coloured peeling bark which gives it a unique 'birchy' look. A durable and pest resistant tree with white fragrant flowers in late June, it grows to about 25 feet tall by 18 to 20 feet wide in sun or light shade.  ** Available by special order.