Landscaping Trees for North Carolina are Green Ash trees, River Birch Trees and Tulip Poplar trees grow into very large shade trees. The Elm tree, Oak tree and Red Maple trees are native to North Carolina forests, and that makes all of them good choices to grow. The Weeping Willow tree, the Bald Cypress trees and Lombardy Poplar Tree are all fast-growing trees in N.C. . The Southern Magnolia tree, Magnolia grandiflora, is a giant evergreen shade tree, and the Dwarf Little Gem Magnolia tree both grow into excellent shade trees, but they both produce beautiful white fragrant flowers beginning in June, and these flowering trees rebloom until the fall. Two other outstanding shade trees that are also good flowering trees are the Catalpa tree and the Japanese Magnolia tree. It blooms in giant pink during the spring, and the flowers are very sweet and aromatic. The Loblolly Pine tree is a good evergreen shade tree that most homeowners plant in close rows to function as a privacy landscaping fence or block. The Ginkgo tree and the Pond Cypress trees turn a spectacular yellow color in the fall. For use as a NC privacy Landscaping screen or windbreak, the Lombardy poplar tree is one of the fast-growing trees, that has registered as much as 10 feet of growth during the first year of transplanting.

Small spaces or large spaces, complex or simple, small trees or large tree we can accommodate your needs! Contact our office for a landscape design consultation and we will sit down and discuss your landscaping vision. We’ll draw up some plans for you to review and work together to get the look and feel that you desire. Because of our experience and training, we’ll be able to answer any questions you may have along the way.