![]() ![]() We are fortunate to have several outstanding nurseries and garden centers in our state. This includes silver maple (intolerant of alkaline soil), boxelder and weeping willow (weak branching) and quaking aspen (suckers). ![]() Other fast-growing trees with flaws can be a good choice in the right spot. ‘Chermesina’ redstem willow has more of an upright habit than weeping willow, and its orange-red stems are showy in winter. It’s a 35-foot-tall tree with very dark green leaves that glisten in the sun. Prairie Reflection® laurel willow from NDSU is special. Keep in mind their ultimate height (some grow over 80 feet, which may ultimately create a hazard if planted near your home). Superior selections include ‘Siouxland’, ‘Skyfest’ and ‘Robusta’ none of these produce messy cotton. Several varieties have columnar habits that allow them to be used to create a privacy screen quickly.Ĭottonwood is one of the largest, fastest growing trees in North Dakota. Local nurseries may offer superior clones selected from the USDA lab in Mandan. Hybrid poplars may grow five or more feet every year. The hardiest variety is Northern Acclaim® from NDSU. It’s easy to grow a great lawn under the open, airy leaves of a honeylocust. These include Triumph™ and Accolade®, both known for their rich green foliage. Asian hybrid elms have been bred that resist the disease. Croix™ have the classic arching branch habit that made American elm, our state tree, cherished for centuries. Prairie Expedition® (an NDSU selection), ‘Jefferson’ and St. Researchers have identified American elms that resist Dutch elm disease. We want trees that grow fast and provide quick shade.įortunately, there are many outstanding fast-growing trees for landscapes in North Dakota: This includes our desire for instant landscapes. We want everything fast-the faster the better. ![]() Fast-growing shade trees (clockwise from top left): American elm, thornless honeylocust, poplar and laurel willow. ![]()
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