Taxodium distichum Large, fast growing pyramidal tree that requires deep, moist soil. Tolerates poor drainage and seasonal wetness. Will do well in heavily irrigated locations. Tends to form "knees" which may interfere with mowing. Height: 60’ - 100' Spread: 35’-50’ Light: Sun/Part Sun

 Ulmus crassifolia Upright, vase-shaped tree. Adapted to rocky soils and seasonal wetness. Drought-tolerant once established. Moderate growth. Height: 40’ - 50' Spread: 25’-35’ Light: Sun/Part Sun

Ulmus parvifolia Named for distinctive grey bark with orange flakes, this fast-growing tree is native to China. Requires irrigation. Height: 60' Spread: 40' Sun

M. grandiflora 'DD Blanchard' Large glossy leaves with rusty-brown undersides make this large Magnolia a stand-out in the landscape. Huge white flowers appear in the spring. Does best with consistent irrigation. Mod. growth. Height: 50' Spread: 25-35' Sun

Acer grandidentatum Native to the sheltered canyons of the Edwards Plateau, this tree grows in limestone soils as well as in deeper soils in river canyons. Fall color is usually red-yellow-orange. Drought-resistant once established. Slow growth rate. Height: 20’-60’ Spread: 20’-30’ Light: Sun/Part-Shade Deciduous

Acer truncatum This long-lived hardwood Maple has yellow to red fall color and is fairly drought tolerant once established. Height: 25’ Spread: 20’ Light: Sun/Part Shade

Quercus macrocarpa Will tolerate "seasonal wetness" and rocky soils. Large tree with coarse branching structure. Has LARGE acorns. Resistant to Oak wilt. Moderate growth rate. Height: 50-70’ Spread: 30’-50’ Light: Sun Deciduous

Quercus canbyii Semi-evergreen oak with a pyramidal form when young and an open irregular shape when grown. Leaves turn red in winter. Height: 40’-50’ Spread: 40’-50’ Light: Sun Semi-Evergreen

Quercus muhlenbergii This oak grows in a wide range of soils. Forms a stately tree with branches suitable for climbing! Fall color ranges from yellow to purple to brown. Resistant to Oak Wilt. Height: 50’-70’ Spread: 30’-40’ Light: Sun

Quercus laceyi Small tree ideal for smaller yards. Adaptable to shallow limestone soils. Blue-green leaves give contrast in the landscape. Resistant to Oak Wilt. Drought-resistant once established. Height: 30’ Spread: 25’ Light: Sun/Part Shade

Quercus virginiana Sheds leaves in spring when new leaves emerge. Suseptible to Oak Wilt. Remember, “February thru June do not prune” to avoid spread of Oak Wilt fungus. Height: 40’-60’ Spread: 30’-40’ Light: Sun Evergreen

Q. polymorpha Holds leaves most winters, then sheds in spring before new leaves emerge. New leaves are peach color. Adaptable to wide range of well-drained soils. Resistant to Oak Wilt. Height: 45’-60’ Spread: 30’-40’ Light: Sun