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🌳 Trees

Trees

Add shade, seasonal color and lasting structure to your landscape with quality trees from Fanelli Landscape Supply. Explore flowering, ornamental and shade trees for residential and commercial landscapes throughout Staten Island, New York and nearby New Jersey.

Tree & Shrub Planting Guide

Follow the proper planting steps to encourage healthy roots and successful establishment.

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Choose the Right Tree

Learn how sunlight, soil, available space and mature size should guide your tree selection.

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Watering New Trees

Learn how often and how deeply to water newly planted trees during establishment.

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Our tree selection includes shade, ornamental and flowering varieties chosen for beauty, durability and long-term landscape performance. Whether you are creating curb appeal, adding comfortable shade or establishing structure in a new landscape, the right tree can become a lasting focal point.

Inventory changes throughout the growing season and may include flowering cherries, redbuds, maples, magnolias, crape myrtles and other landscape favorites. Always consider a tree’s mature height and width, sunlight requirements, soil conditions, growth habit and distance from buildings, pavement and utility lines.

Find Trees for Your Landscape

Select a category to view trees generally suited to landscapes throughout Staten Island, New York and nearby New Jersey. Availability changes seasonally, and individual cultivars may have different requirements.

Flowering Trees

Add spring or summer flowers, seasonal color and an attractive focal point to lawns, entrances and garden beds.

  • American Fringe Tree
  • Crabapple
  • Crape Myrtle
  • Eastern Redbud
  • Flowering Cherry
  • Flowering Dogwood
  • Japanese Tree Lilac
  • Kousa Dogwood
  • Kwanzan Cherry
  • Saucer Magnolia
  • Serviceberry
  • Snow Fountain Weeping Cherry
  • Star Magnolia
  • Sweetbay Magnolia

Flowering time, mature size and disease resistance vary by species and cultivar.

Shade Trees

These larger-growing trees can provide cooling shade, strong landscape structure and long-term property value when given adequate room.

  • American Linden
  • Black Gum
  • Ginkgo
  • Honeylocust
  • London Planetree
  • Northern Red Oak
  • Pin Oak
  • Red Maple
  • Swamp White Oak
  • Sweetgum
  • Tulip Tree
  • White Oak
  • Zelkova
Allow Room for Mature Growth

Large shade trees should not be planted beneath utility lines or too close to buildings, driveways, sidewalks, pools or underground infrastructure.

Ornamental & Small-Space Trees

Smaller-growing trees can bring flowers, foliage, form and seasonal interest to compact yards, foundation beds and entrance plantings.

  • American Fringe Tree
  • American Hornbeam
  • Crabapple
  • Eastern Redbud
  • Flowering Cherry
  • Japanese Maple
  • Japanese Tree Lilac
  • Kousa Dogwood
  • Paperbark Maple
  • Serviceberry
  • Star Magnolia
  • Witch Hazel

“Small tree” is relative. Confirm the mature height and canopy width of the specific cultivar before planting.

Trees Known for Fall Color

These trees are commonly selected for colorful autumn foliage in shades of yellow, orange, red or burgundy.

  • American Hornbeam
  • Black Gum
  • Dogwood
  • Ginkgo
  • Japanese Maple
  • Paperbark Maple
  • Red Maple
  • Serviceberry
  • Sourwood
  • Sweetgum
  • White Oak
  • Witch Hazel

Fall color intensity can vary with cultivar, weather, sunlight, soil conditions and seasonal temperatures.

Trees That Tolerate Moist or Periodically Wet Soil

These trees can tolerate moist soil or periods of poor drainage better than many common landscape trees.

  • American Hornbeam
  • Bald Cypress
  • Black Gum
  • Pin Oak
  • Red Maple
  • River Birch
  • Serviceberry
  • Swamp White Oak
  • Sweetbay Magnolia
Wet-Tolerant Does Not Mean Permanently Submerged

Soil moisture tolerance varies. Standing water, compacted soil and damaged drainage should still be evaluated before planting.

Trees for Salt, Roadside & Coastal Exposure

These trees are commonly considered more tolerant of salt, wind or difficult urban conditions than many sensitive species.

  • American Holly
  • Eastern Redcedar
  • Ginkgo
  • Honeylocust
  • Japanese Tree Lilac
  • London Planetree
  • Pitch Pine
  • Red Oak
  • Serviceberry
  • Thornless Cockspur Hawthorn
  • Zelkova
Exposure Conditions Matter

Tolerance to airborne coastal salt is not always the same as tolerance to concentrated road salt in soil. Direct salt spray, wind exposure and drainage should all be considered.

Trees Generally Less Preferred by Deer

These trees are commonly considered less attractive to deer than many highly preferred landscape plants. No tree is completely deer-proof.

  • American Holly
  • American Hornbeam
  • Bald Cypress
  • Eastern Redbud
  • Ginkgo
  • Honeylocust
  • Japanese Tree Lilac
  • Kousa Dogwood
  • Paperbark Maple
  • River Birch
  • Sweetgum
  • Tulip Tree
  • Witch Hazel
Protect Young Trees

Deer preferences vary by neighborhood, season and population pressure. Young trunks and low branches may require guards, repellent or temporary fencing.

These lists are general planning guides. Mature size, hardiness, site tolerance and resistance can vary by species and cultivar. Please confirm the specific tree’s requirements before planting.

Look Up Before You Plant

Before purchasing a tree, check for overhead wires, underground utilities, nearby buildings, sidewalks, driveways, pools and property lines. Select a tree that will fit the location at maturity—not just at the size it is today.

Sunlight, drainage, soil compaction, wind, salt exposure and deer activity can all influence long-term performance.

Popular Uses
  • Shade for lawns, patios and outdoor living areas
  • Seasonal flowers and fall color
  • Front-yard curb appeal and landscape focal points
  • Residential and commercial landscape projects
  • Garden structure and property enhancement
  • Wildlife-supporting and pollinator-friendly landscapes
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Need Help Choosing the Right Tree?

Tell us about your planting area, sunlight, available space, soil conditions and landscaping goals. The Fanelli team can help you narrow down suitable choices and confirm current availability.

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