White poplars grow in a single, upright form, producing multiple small branches with a similar upright form. It has dark green leaves that turn colorful in the fall to prepare for the winter months ahead.

Its leaves turn fall colors, such as bronze to yellow, which can highlight any pathway in autumn. The Sweet Sugar grows best in well-draining soil and is ideal for growing zones four to eight. Sweet Tea The sweet tea tree is a newer cultivar that has been around since 2002. Scientific name: Gordlinia grandiflora The American Elderberry is more of a shrub that can grow 12 feet tall and six feet wide when it matures. The best time to plant one is at the beginning of spring. It grows best in zones 1 through 8—areas that have too-hot summer weather are not conducive to this tree’s health. #4. Silver Birch The Robinia can be the perfect solution if you need a filler tree. Standing 30 to 50 feet high and 20 to 35 feet wide, it can fill in spots too small for other trees. It produces clusters of fragrant flowers, eight inches long in late spring to early summer.The Carolina Silverbell is native to the southeast regions of the U.S., commonly in the Smoky Mountains. It is a small to medium-sized plant, reaching up to a maximum of 40 feet tall in most areas. In the spring, the tree produces clusters of white bell-shaped flowers dangling on pendulous stalks, which is partly why the Silverbel makes a great landscaping tree.

Dawson, Deanna K. “ Bird communities associated with succession and management of lowland conifer forests.” Management of north central and northeastern forests for nongame birds: workshop proceedings. 1979. Accessed 04FEB2022 Although sometimes referred to as ‘Swamp White Cedar’, it can grow in many different conditions. The roots will adapt to most any moisture level except the wettest or dries of locations. [1] So, it is suitable for any residential area that drains well. Growth Rate The White Poplar, scientifically known as Populus alba is a beautiful species of poplar that is also commonly known as the silver leaf or silver poplar. Scientifically known as the Betula nigra, the river birch is native to the eastern US. However, it is widely cultivated across America.The root system of Northern White Cedar is variable in that it is shallow and spreading red roots in moist to medium-moist soil. And in drier soils it can develop longer taproots. [4] Naser, Belal, et al. “ Thuja occidentalis (Arbor vitae): a review of its pharmaceutical, pharmacological and clinical properties.” Evidence-based complementary and alternative medicine 2.1 (2005): 69-78. accessed 06FEB2022 The Star Magnolia prefers slightly acidic rich soil that drains well in four or more hours of full sunlight and partial shade. The best places to plant these trees are in inconspicuous areas, such as next to a pathway or window.

It can even tolerate periods of flooding. As you might expect, this tree prefers cooler climates and wet soils. #3. Himalayan Birch Trees ( Betula utilis jacquemontii) A native of Japan and China, the Giant Dogwood can grow 35 to 40 feet tall and 20 to 40 feet wide. Often a lawn tree, the Giant Dogwood needs a lot of sunlight and some shade. It grows best in rich medium-moist soil.Schopmeyer, Clifford Scharff. “ Seeds of woody plants in the United States.” Seeds of woody plants in the United States. 450 (1974). The bald cypress also consists of distinctive holes caused by a fungus which creates a striking appearance and hence makes it more desirable for ornamental use. Be careful growing it if you live in the United States, as it has an invasive nature. It’s not ideal for small gardens. The Natchex Crape is a fast-growing tree and can be between four and 21 feet in diameter. You may know it as Lilac of the South. It is ideal as a screen tree for pathways. Beautiful clusters of white flowers bloom from summer through fall when their orange to red foliage appears. Northern White Cedar will grow best in full sun, which is a minimum time of six hours of direct sunlight per day. It will benefit somewhat by having some afternoon shade though during the hottest parts of the day. It can tolerate light shade, but it’s growth rate will be reduced. Soil Requirements

The brittle gum, scientifically known as Eucalyptus mannifera is recognized for its distinctive white smooth, chalk-like bark. This tree is partial to full sunlight. In many states, it is invasive, meaning it can cause a threat to native plants and trees around it. The White Rose of Sharon is common in zones five through eight. Yoshino Cherry Tree This cherry blossom tree has small round fruit that attract only birds, and have a beautiful fragrance. Scientific name: Prunus x yedoensis The Spring Snow is more disease-resistant than the traditional species. It needs full sunlight to grow appropriately. Because of that, this Crabapple grows well in zones four through eight. Star Magnolia This tree is perfect in a yard with little sun and well drained soil. Scientific name: Magnolia stellata The Japanese Crepe Myrtle tree grows best in tropical and temperamental climates. It is a medium-sized tree with cinnamon-colored bark, dark green leaves, and bright white frilly flowers in clusters. Compounds derived from Northern White Cedar leaves leaves have found to be toxic to mice and brine shrimp. [14] [15] The leaves of Northern White Cedar contain thujonesthat are toxic to dogs, cats, horses, and cows. [16] These primarily occur in the leaf and leaf tips in higher concentrations. Essential oils distilled from these are toxic and overdoses have occurred. [17] Northern White Cedar versus Eastern Red Cedar

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Dubey, S. K., and A. Batra. “ Acute and sub acute toxicity studies on ethanolic fraction of Thuja occidentalis Linn.” Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology 1.3 (2008): 245-248. Accessed 06FEB2022 This unique birch tree is commonly cultivated for softwood and grafting as it is considered to be a sturdy and attractive plant. There are approximately 20 different insects that make use of the Northern White Cedar Tree. Carpenter ants will make homes inside the interior parts of the trunk that rot. Several moth larvae feed on the leaves [20] [21]. And numerous other beetles, borers, and even some aphids and mites. Although the damage from these insects is often unnoticed or insignificant. Damaging insects The Lilac species is vulnerable to mildew, which has the appearance of white powder on the leaves. The wind can blow around fungi spores onto other trees. Japanese Snowbell This tree gives off a light fragrance and is perfect for landscaping any yard. Scientific name: Styrax japonicus Most references rate Northern White Cedar as a slow to medium growing tree. And this is very true in the wild. But in residential applications, in full sun and well draining soil I’ve found Northern White Cedar to grow approximately 2′ per year.