Trees for Sacramento Landscapes
Planting and care guides for eleven trees that do well in the Sacramento Valley, from native oaks to flowering ornamentals.
Chinese PistachePistacia chinensis 'Keith Davis'The Chinese Pistache, popularized by horticulturist Keith Davis, is a deciduous tree valued for its ornamental qualities. It features a vibrant display of fall foliage, transitioning from green to shades of red, orange, and yellow. With a moderate growth rate and a spreading canopy, it’s an excellent choice for landscaping in various climates.Planting and care guide
October Glory Red MapleAcer rubrum 'October Glory'This cultivar of the Red Maple (Acer rubrum) is prized for its stunning crimson-red foliage in the autumn months. It is known for its fast growth rate and ability to adapt to various soil types, making it a favorite choice for landscaping purposes, providing shade and adding aesthetic appeal to gardens and streetscapes alike.Planting and care guide
ZelkovaZelkova trees belong to the genus Zelkova and are appreciated for their graceful appearance and shade-providing capabilities. With a vase-shaped canopy and serrated leaves, they are commonly used as street trees and in parks. They offer a similar aesthetic to American elms but are resistant to Dutch elm disease.Planting and care guide
Deodar CedarCedrus deodaraNative to the Himalayas, the Deodar Cedar is a majestic evergreen conifer known for its graceful, drooping branches and aromatic wood. It is often planted as an ornamental tree in parks and large gardens due to its attractive foliage and tolerance to various soil conditions.Planting and care guide
Drake Chinese ElmUlmus parvifolia 'Drake'A cultivar prized for its compact size, attractive bark, and resistance to Dutch elm disease. It features a distinctive exfoliating bark and glossy green leaves, making it a popular choice for bonsai enthusiasts and urban landscapes.Planting and care guide
Valley OakQuercus lobataNative oak species found primarily in California’s Central Valley. Known for its grand stature and broad canopy, it provides valuable habitat for wildlife and contributes to the region’s ecological diversity. It is an iconic species in California’s oak savannas and woodlandsPlanting and care guide
Live OakQuercus virginianaNative to the southeastern United States and are characterized by their broad, spreading canopies and evergreen foliage. They are often associated with the southern landscape, providing shade and beauty to parks, streets, and private properties.Planting and care guide
Cork OakQuercus suberNative to southwest Europe and northwest Africa, the Cork Oak is known for its thick, corky bark which is harvested for cork production. It is a slow-growing evergreen tree with a spreading canopy, valued for its ornamental appearance and environmental benefits.Planting and care guide
Crape MyrtleLagerstroemia indicaCrape Myrtles are popular flowering trees appreciated for their vibrant summer blooms and attractive bark. They come in a variety of colors and sizes, making them versatile choices for landscapes, gardens, and urban settings.Planting and care guide
Autumn Gold GinkgoGinkgo biloba 'Autumn Gold'The Ginkgo biloba ‘Autumn Gold’ is a male cultivar prized for its striking golden-yellow foliage in the fall. Ginkgo trees are renowned for their resilience and distinctive fan-shaped leaves. The male cultivars are preferred for landscaping to avoid the foul-smelling fruit produced by female trees.Planting and care guide
Purple Leaf PlumPrunus cerasifera 'Atropurpurea'The Purple Leaf Plum is a small deciduous tree valued for its deep purple foliage and early spring blossoms of pink or white flowers. It adds a dramatic pop of color to landscapes and is commonly used as an ornamental tree in gardens and along streets.Planting and care guide
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