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- American fringetree
- American hornbeam
- Autumn flowering cherry
- Black gum ‘Wildfire’
- Black gum Green Gable and Tupelo Tower
- Cornelian cherry dogwood
- Crabapple ‘Prairifire’
- Crabapple Sugar Tyme
- Crape myrtle ‘Sarah’s Favorite’ and ‘Natchez’
- Dogwood ‘Cherokee Chief’
- Dogwood Aurora
- Dwarf river birch ‘Little King’
- Fern-leaf full moon maple
- Flowering cherry ‘Okame’
- Freeman maple Autumn Blaze
- Ginkgo ‘Autumn Gold’
- Ginkgo ‘Princeton Sentry’
- Goldenrain tree
- Japanese stewartia
- Japanese tree lilac
- Katsura tree
- Korean stewartia
- Kousa dogwood
- Kousa dogwood Scarlet Fire
- Little-leaf linden
- Magnolia ‘Bracken’s Brown Beauty’
- Magnolia Little Girls
- Maple Autumn Blaze
- Maple Redpointe
- Northern red oak
- Pagoda dogwood
- Persian parrotia
- Purple beech ‘Riversii’
- Purple smoketree ‘Royal Purple’
- Red buckeye
- Red maple
- Redbud
- Redbud ‘Appalachian Red’
- Redbud Flame Thrower
- River birch Dura Heat
- Serviceberry ‘Autumn Brilliance’
- Seven-son flower
- Swamp white oak
- Sweetbay magnolia
- Sweetgum ‘Slender Silhouette’
- Tricolor beech
- Trident maple
- Weeping beech
- Weeping cutleaf Japanese maple
- Weeping katsura Tree
- White oak