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Autumn Purple Ash
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October Glory Maple
Grows up to 5 feet per year and offers dense shade
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Summers Red Maple
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Muskogee Crape Myrtle
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Quaking Aspen
Grows up to 5 feet per year and is one of these most seen trees in North America
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Tulip Poplar
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American Sycamore
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Weeping Willow
Grows quickly, 4-8 feet annually but they are very messy.
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Eucalyptus Tree
Grows 6 to 8 feet a year and has highly fragrant leaves year around.
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Hybrid Poplar
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Lombardy Poplar
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Empress Tree
Grows at a rate of 10-15 feet a year and can reach a mature height of 40-50 feet.
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Ginkgo Tree
Growing up to 3 feet a year and reaching heights of 60 feet and higher this tree is the oldest species on the planet.
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Pink Dogwood
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Norway Maple
Growing about 3 feet a year these trees have been known to live up to 150 years.
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Mimosa Tree
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Autumn Blaze Maple
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Leyland Cypress
Grows as much as 4 feet a year and can reach heights of 70 feet. Generally grown in rows for privacy they look like columns.
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Dawn Redwood
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Heritage River Birch
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Cleveland Pear
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Thuja Green Giant
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