Zone 6: Trees (USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 6)

Explore trees suited for USDA Zone 6, curated for dependable structure and long-term landscape presence. These selections are chosen to support shade, screening, and ornamental interest across a variety of residential planting situations.

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Almanac Planting Co Forest Pansy Redbud Tree (Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy') in bloom. The flowers are pinkish purple and are profuse. The tree is in a grass lawn with forest in the background. Commonly called Purple Eastern Redbud, Purple American Redbud, and Purple American Judas Tree.
Forest Pansy Redbud
$109.95
$109.95
$129.95
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Almanac Planting Co Japanese Flowering Cherry Tree (Prunus serrulata 'Kwanzan'). The tree is in flower and is covered in blooms of pink.
Japanese Flowering Cherry Tree (Kwanzan)
$119.95
$119.95
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Almanac Planting Co Japanese Snowbell Tree (Styrax japonicus). A side image of a branch with green leaves and clusters of white flowers hanging below the branch. The background is blurred green vegetation.
Japanese Snowbell Tree
$139.95
$139.95
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Almanac Planting Co Chinese Toon 'North Red' (Toona sinensis 'North Red'). A mature Chinese Toon tree next to a lake.
Chinese Toon 'North Red'
from $34.95
from $34.95
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Almanac Planting Co Elberta Peach Tree (Prunus persica 'Elberta'). An orchard full of peach trees covered in pinkish white blooms.
Elberta Peach Tree
$89.95
$89.95
$129.95
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Almanac Planting Flying Dragon Orange Tree (Citrus trifoliata (A.K.A. Poncirus trifoliata)) Close up of fruit and flower buds
Flying Dragon Orange Tree
$89.95
$89.95
$109.95
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Almanac Planting Co Redhaven Peach Tree (Prunus persica 'Redhaven'). Peach trees growing in an orchard covered in pink blossoms.
Redhaven Peach Tree
$89.95
$89.95
$119.95
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Almanac Planting Co Eastern Redbud Tree (Cercis canadensis) in bloom. The tree is in a grassy field with another Redbud Tree to its side and an evergreen tree to its other side. Commonly called Eastern Redbud, American Redbud, and American Judas Tree.
Eastern Redbud
$109.95
$109.95
$129.95
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Almanac Planting Co: Kousa Dogwood (Japanese Dogwood) in full bloom, showcasing its lush canopy of white flowers. This beautiful ornamental tree is perfect for adding visual interest to any garden landscape.
Kousa Dogwood
$99.95
$99.95
$129.95
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Row of Nigra Thuja evergreens with lush foliage, grown by Almanac Planting Co, ideal for landscaping and privacy hedges.
Thuja 'Nigra'
$129.95
$129.95
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Almanac Planting Co: Spring Grove® Western Arborvitae growing together in a row creating a dense privacy screen!
Spring Grove® Western Arborvitae
$89.95
$89.95
$99.95

About Trees for Zone 6 Landscapes

What defines a tree in this Zone 6 collection?


Trees in this collection are woody plants selected to grow well outdoors in USDA Zone 6 conditions.

They are chosen for long-term structure, scale, and dependable landscape performance.

How do trees shape Zone 6 landscapes?


Trees establish the framework of the landscape, influencing shade, views, and overall spatial feel.

Their presence helps create mature, intentional planting designs over time.

What types of trees are included in this collection?


This collection includes shade trees, ornamental trees, and compact landscape trees suited for Zone 6.

These options support a range of residential and property-scale planting goals.

Why does tree placement matter so much?


Trees interact closely with surrounding structures, sunlight, and other plants.

Thoughtful placement helps prevent crowding and allows the tree to develop its natural form.

How long does it take a tree to reach maturity?


Trees mature gradually over many years, with early growth focused on root establishment.

As they age, form and presence become more pronounced and stable.

How do trees contribute to layered garden design?


Trees form the top layer of the landscape, providing canopy and long-term visual anchor.

They work together with shrubs and perennials to create depth, continuity, and balance.