A large shade tree with yellow-green leaves turning an attractive yellow-orange or red in the fall. Slow growing and long lived.

Hardy, long lived shade tree. Attractive leaves that turn from pinkish-red in spring to shiny dark green in summer before turning russet to bright red in the fall. Very tolerant of urban conditions. 

Large, pyramidal evergreen tree with aromatic foliage and a uniform habit. 

Medium-sized, hardy evergreen tree commonly used for privacy. Small, scaly leaves cover fan-shaped twigs. Yellow-green in colour all year. Very tolerant of urban conditions. 

A slow growing understory tree with the densest, hardest wood of any native tree species. Very shade tolerant but tolerates full sun with ample moisture provided.

A small tree found in Southern Ontario, it is known for its muscle like ridges on smooth gray trunk. The fall colors range from brilliant yellow to orange to red. 

An adaptable large shrub/small tree that provides attractive fall colour and supports wildlife. Can be pruned as a single-stem tree or naturalized to form multi-stemmed shrubs.

Large shrub with attractive red stems that provide winter interest. Yellow-white flowers appear in the spring followed by white berries in the late summer. Reddish-purple fall leaf colour.

A wide, large shrub with clusters of white flowers and interesting peeling bark. Leaves turn coppery-bronze in the fall. Very tolerant of urban conditions.

This shrub has white flat-topped flowers in the late spring, dark blue berries in September and wine-red foilage in the autumn. It makes for a good screen, informal hedge, and a filler.

A hardy shrub with small yellow trumpet-shaped flowers tolerant of various conditions.Mounded, Multi-stemmed, Thicket-forming.

A native wild rose with fragrant pink flowers with yellow centers, red fruit hips and tolerant of urban environments.