North Central Shade Trees – Growing Shade Trees In The Northern U.S.

Every yard needs a shade tree or two and North Central Midwest gardens are no exception. Large, canopied trees provide more than just shade though. They also give a sense of time, permanency, and lushness. North Central shade trees come in many different species and varieties so you can choose the best ones for your yard.  Shade Trees for North Central States Some trees that make good shade in the North Central regions are those native to the area. Others are not native but aren’t considered invasive and can thrive in this climate. Choices for northern shade trees in the North Central U.S. include: Buckeye: This smaller shade tree, buckeye grows to about 35 feet (11 m.) in height, is a good choice for cold icy winters as it tolerates road salt. Look for ‘Autumn Splendor,’ a cultivar with showy, deep red fall foliage. American hop-hornbeam: Hop-hornbeam gets its name […]

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