Kleckner Oasis – ~Oasis Among the Cornfields~

Golden Mulberry Tree

A stubby White Mulberry has been in glorious display.

This Mulberry tree is a male and does not fruit.

Pawpaw suckers are more noticeable now that all the suckers have turned the same color at once.

Pawpaws can have fruit that is attractive to wildlife.

Unlike most species in the Juglans genus, the Heartnut keeps green leaves late into fall.

These trees haven’t been the hardiest, and only 2 out of 5 remain.

Goumi produced a lot of fruit this year.

This bush stays green late into the fall.

I’ve had Crimson Gold Nectarine for years.

It hasn’t matured any fruit, but at least can have good fall color.

Weeping Willows are fast growing trees, that can fill in empty spots.

The growth is fast and pendulous.

Some cultivars, like of this White Pine, have curly Pine needles.

This tree should be impressive when mature.

Norway Spruces are starting to be noticeable in the forest.

These trees provide good cover for wildlife.

Bigtooth Aspens have been suckering and starting to create a forest.

The golden trees in the landscape are the Aspens and are one individual clone.

European Alders are one of the later trees to lose its leaves.

The Alder usually drops its leaves while still green. This is not a tree for good fall color.