TN Nursery shows five native trees for fall color: Red Maple turns brilliant red, Black Gum goes red-orange with pyramidal shape, Sycamore has mottled bark and bold presence, Silver Maple's canopy turns silver, and Sourwood blooms white in summer then vivid red in fall. Native trees adapt to local climates and need less care.
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Welcome to TN Nursery. Today we're sharing about how to choose native trees for a spectacular fall foliage. Red Maple. The red maple tree features brilliant red autumn leaves and a sturdy structure, ideal for providing a striking focal point and ample shade in your yard. Black Gum. The black gum tupelo tree features glossy leaves that turn brilliant red and orange in fall and a distinctive pyramidal shape with attractive bark, making it a vibrant and eye-catching addition to any landscape. Sycamore tree: Enhancing any landscape with its distinctive mottled bark and expansive leafy canopy, the sycamore tree exudes a bold and majestic presence. Silver maple tree: The silver maple tree provides a broad canopy of vibrant green leaves that turn striking silver in the fall. These trees are renowned for their impressive size, distinctive foliage, and ecological contributions. Sourwood: The sourwood tree boasts striking, fragrant white blooms in summer and vibrant red foliage in fall, making it a standout choice for seasonal interest. Native trees are well-adapted to local climates, making them easier to care for while providing ecological benefits. To purchase these plants, visit our website today.