The curse of Ryrlndot Dtlsn Sprous is a legendary tale that has been passed down through generations in a small village tucked away in the hills. According to the locals, the curse was placed upon the village by a mysterious figure known as Ryrlndot Dtlsn Sprous, who was said to have possessed powerful dark magic. Legend has it that Ryrlndot was a recluse who lived deep in the woods surrounding the village. He was known for his strange appearance and eerie presence. It was believed that he delved into forbidden knowledge and practiced forbidden rituals, which ultimately led to his downfall. The curse began when the villagers discovered that their crops were failing, their livestock were dying, and the water from the well was turning toxic.
The curse began when the villagers discovered that their crops were failing, their livestock were dying, and the water from the well was turning toxic. Panic spread across the village, as they realized that something sinister was at play. They turned to their village elder, who revealed that the curse of Ryrlndot Dtlsn Sprous had befallen them.
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This ornamental tree has a graceful weeping habit. Leaves stay glossy green throughout the summer and into the fall. The drooping bare branches lend a soothing grace to the landscape in winter. There is nothing quite like weeping Cherry in full bloom, in the spring! The lovely pink blanket of flowers cover the branches before the leaves emerge. We grow ' Higan Double Weeping ' Cherry (20' tall at maturity) as well as exciting new hybrids ' Pink Cascade ' (10' tall at maturity) & ' Pink Snow Showers ' (12' tall at maturity)
- Fall Color: Vivid Yellow or Orange
- Site Requirements: Full Sun, Well-Drained
'Snow Fountains' Weeping Cherry, Sale!
The graceful, drooping branches of this dwarf tree make it a standout in any space. Each branch is cloaked in gorgeous white blossoms in spring. Disease and insect resistant. Cold hardy. We also grow a pink hybrid: ' Pink Snow Showers '
- Fall Color: gold to orange
- Site Requirements: Full sun, well-drained soil
- Mature Height: 12-15'
'Okame' Cherry, Prunus incamp
This lovely upright cherry is a fan favorite. Covered with rosie pink, lightly fragrant flowers in early spring. Leaves are glossy green in summer, changing to Bronze-Orange-Red in the fall. The polished brown bark is beautiful addition to the winter landscape.
- Fall Color: Bronze-Orange-Red
- Site Requirements: Full sun
- Mature Height: 15-25'
'Kwanzan' Cherry, Prunus x serrulata
Double pink spring flowers, upright vase-shaped form with a rounded crown. Hardy yet an outstanding ornamental statement tree. New leaves are bronze, turning to dark green, then a glorious yellow-orange to copper in fall.
- Fall Color: Orange to copper
- Site Requirements: Full sun
- Mature Height: 30-40'
Eastern Redbud, Cercis can.
In early spring, this plant has a long-lasting profusion of bright purplish-pink blooms borne in clusters before the leaves along smooth gray branches. All Redbud feature large, heart-shaped, glossy leaves. They have a distinctly graceful branching structure that really stands out in winter.
We also grow a stunning Dwarf, burgundy leaf, Weeping variety of Redbud called 'Ruby Falls' (10't x 5'w at maturity) . Another Dwarf, but upright growing form from our farm is called 'Merlot' (12't x 15'w at maturity). All are stunning!
- Fall Color: Red to Purple, Orange to Yellow
- Mature Height of the stright, Eastern Redbud 15'-20' tall at maturity
Crabapple, Malus
A vivid eye-catching flowering tree that bursts into bloom each spring. The bright orange fall foliage and small, bright fruit that remain attached, make this tree a favorite for leaf peepers and bird lovers alike. Hopkinton Stone & Garden grows a wide selection of Crabapple that bloom in white, red or pink. Fruit color can range from red to orange. We even carry dwarf and weeping varieties!
Profusion, Prairie Fire, Ruby Tears, Robinson, Thunderchild, Morning Princess, Indian Summer, Sugar Tyme and Sargent Tina are growing at our farm now.
'Thundercloud' Plum, Prunus cer.
Rounded, deciduous with deep purple leaves and pink cherry blossom flowers in the spring. This tree makes an excellent decorative specimen for an ornamental garden area.
- Fall Color: Purple
- Site Requirements: Full Sun, well-drained soil
- Mature Height: 15-20'
'Cleveland Select' Pear, Pyrus cal.
This is a fantastic choice for a formal row of trees and also for screening out unwanted views. Abundantly produced white flowers in early spring. It has thick green shiny leaves in the summer that turn a spectacular array of orange to red in the fall.
- Fall Color: Orange to Red
- Site Requirements: Partial shade to full sun
- Mature Height: 25-35'
Ginkgo biloba 'Princeton Sentry'
This superb selection is a fruitless male strain. Unique fan-shaped green leaves turn brilliant golden yellow in fall. Symmetrical branching creates an exceptional upright landscape accent, eventually becoming a handsome shade tree with age.
Features: Beautiful fan shaped leaves that turn brilliant yellow in the fall
Site Requirements: Full sun
Mature Height: 20-30' tall
Kousa Dogwood, Cornus kousa
This handsome small tree adds year-round beauty to your landscape. Profuse, long lasting white flowers in late spring. Purple and scarlet fall leaves with red fall fruit add intense color. Beautiful compact tree form with horizontal branching.
- Fall color: Purple to scarlet
- Site Requirements: Partial shade to full sun
- Mature Height: 15-20'
Flowering Dogwood, Cornus florida
One of the most spectacular of the native, flowering trees, with a spreading crown and long-lasting, showy, white, red or pink spring blooms. A lovely, small, flowering tree with short trunk and crown of spreading or nearly horizontal branches. Graceful, horizontal-tiered branching; red fruits.
- Fall Color: scarlet-red fall foliage
- Site Requirements: Full to part sun, well-drained soil
- Mature Height: 15-35'
Japanese Tree Lilac, Syringa ret.
This slow growing, flowering tree has an oval form in youth becoming rounded with age. It has glorious clusters of fragrant, creamy white flowers in late spring. Later than other lilac species. We grow 'Ivory Silk' and 'Snow Dance' varieties of Japanese Tree Lilac.
- Features: Attractive reddish winter bark
- Site Requirements: Full sun to part shade, well drained soil
- Mature Height: 20-25'
'Sunburst' Honey Locust, Gleditsia
This fast-growing tree includes fragrant spring flowers. Its delicate, open silhouette lets grass grow underneath.
- Spring and Fall Color: Amazing, blazing yellow!
- Site Requirements: Full Sun
- Mature Height: 50'-70'
'Heritage' River Birch, Beutla nigra
This pyramidal tree features triangular green leaves and ornamental, exfoliating, creamy bark with white and coral patches. It is insect- and disease-resistant.
- Fall Color: Yellow leaves
- Site Requirements: Full Sun to Part Shade
- Mature Height: 40'-50'
Dwarf River Birch, Beutla nigra
This dwarf Fox Valley Birch has eye-catching compact growth habit with attractive salmon-orange and cinnamon red patterns from its exfoliating bark. It makes a beautiful winter accent specimen.
- 'Little King' Dwarf River Birch
- 5'-8' Dwarf Multi & Single Stem
'Fall Fiesta' & 'Legacy' Sugar Maple, Acer sacch.
Fast growing upright rounded shape. Full, beautifully symmetrical branching. Glossy deep green leaves turn a dramatic fall color that is more orange-red. Excellent landscape focal point.
- Fall Color: Orange-Red
- Site Requirements: Fall color is best in full sun
- Mature Height: 50-75'
'October Glory' & 'Red Sunset' Red Maple, Acer rubrum
Beautiful shade tree addition to any yard. Glistening dark green leaves in spring and summer, turn radiant red in late fall and last several weeks. Tiny red flowers bloom in spring.
- Fall Color: Radiant Red
- Site Requirements: Full Sun for best fall color
- Mature Heights: 40-50'
Korean Maple, Acer pseudosieboldianum
Also known as Purplebloom Maple. The stunning fall color, lacey green leaves, compact size, delicate look, and slow growth rate make the Korean Maple a very hardy substitute for Japanese Maple. Also known as Purplebloom Maple due to the tiny magenta flowers in early spring. In the fall, the foliage turns vivid shades of oranges, reds, and yellows.
- Fall Color: Orange-Red-Yellow
- Site Requirements: Full to part sun
- Mature Height: 20' tall x 15' wide
Northern Red Oak, Quercus rubra
This fast-growing oak is one of the easiest to transplant and is great for street use or a landscape tree. It is a pyramidal shape in youth and becomes more rounded at maturity. The glossy, dense, dark green foliage turns red to russet in fall.
- Fall Color: Red to Russet
- Site Requirements: Full sun
- Mature Height: 60-80'
'Green Spire' Little Leaf Linden, Tillia cord.
This fast-growing tree has fragrant yellow flowers in the spring and dense foliage. It makes an excellent specimen or shade tree. Use it in the landscape for boulevards and smaller yards where space is at a premium, but the shade is required.
- Fall Color: Deep Yellow
- Site Requirements: Full Sun
- Mature Height: 40-50'
Zelkova: 'Green Vase' & 'Kiwi Sunset'
Japanese Zelkova has a distinctive, broad, vase shape that is attractive and unlike most other trees. It has medium-sized, dark green leaves that turn soft yellow, orange in autumn, depending on the weather. Mature trees develop interesting, flaking bark with patches of gray, tan and reddish brown. It has a high tolerance for wind, pollution, drought and compacted soils.
- Fall Color: Deep Yellow
- Site Requirements: Full Sun
- Mature Height: Green Vase : 40-50', Kiwi Sunset 30'tall x 18'wide
Elm: 'Princeton' , Ulmus amer.
Beautiful and magnificent tree, 'Princeton' is a native American Elm that is Dutch Elm Disease resistant! It grows to a uniform vase shape with graceful, upright branches and rich green foliage that turns yellow in the fall. Dramatic specimen and large shade tree.
- Fall Color: Bright Yellow
- Site Requirements: Full Sun
- Mature Height: 50' tall x 30'-40' wide
'BloodGood' London Plane Tree, Platanus acer.
This handsome, vigorous-growing variety exhibits a very uniform branching habit and features large, maple-like bright-green leaves. Related to the Sycamore tree, it is known for its beautiful smooth peeling bark. When the red-brown bark flakes off, it reveals creamy white, green and yellow colors beneath, providing contrast and interest in any season. Fantastic shade tree or street tree.
Fall Color: Yellow
Site Requirements: Full Sun
Mature Height: 70' tall x 50' wide
European Hornbeam, Carpinus Bet.
Great Screening Tree! The columnar form and dense summer leaves make this tree a landscape favorite when privacy is needed. Easy to grow and hardy.
- Fall Color: Yellow
- Site Requirements: Full sun to part shade, well-drained soil
- Mature Height: 30-40' tall x 20' wide
Columnar Oak Quercus fastigiata
Another wonderful tree for privacy screening or for a street tree. This narrow growing, upright form of English Oak is trouble free and neat. It reliably holds it's leaves until late fall for maximum screen time.
- Fall Color: Yellow to tan
- Site Requirements: Full sun to part shade, well-drained soil
- Mature Height: 30-40' tall x 10-15' wide
Ironwood | American Hophornbeam, Ostrya virg.
This slow growing, native tree is oval shaped when young, and developing a more rounded form with maturity. It has bright green Hop-like fruit that is great late summer feature but does not cause a mess. Great for street or lawn.
- Fall Color: Golden Yellow
- Site Requirements: Full sun to part shade, well-drained soil
- Mature Height: 30-40'
Paperbark Maple, Acer griseum
A handsome tree with an oval to rounded crown, an open habit, and upright branching. Soft green leaves turn scarlet in fall. Becomes distinctive and elegant with age, as its papery sheets of bark peel to reveal cinnamon-brown new bark. An excellent small landscape specimen or woodland understory accent.
- Fall Color: Scarlet
- Site Requirements: Full Sun to Part Shade
- Mature Heights: 25'
Japanese Maple, Acer palm.
'Tamukeyama' is a weeping variety with purple foliage that grows to 8' tall and 7' wide at maturity. We have amazing, fully mature specimens in stock!
'Bloodgood' and 'Emperor 1' are upright varieties that retain their wine-red leaves throughout the summer, turning scarlet in the fall. This variety grows 15-20' tall.
Purple Fountain Beech, Fagus syl.
Rich purple, glossy, rounded leaves cloak the cascading branches of this fine specimen tree. Creates a handsome, narrow silhouette with it's strong upright form, and because it is much slower growing than typical beech, it needs no pruning to maintain its graceful shape
Fall Color: Purple
Site Requirements: Full sun
Mature Height: 25' slender weeping form
(Not all of our plants are listed here. Please call for availability: 844-746-5581)
Also known as Purplebloom Maple. The stunning fall color, lacey green leaves, compact size, delicate look, and slow growth rate make the Korean Maple a very hardy substitute for Japanese Maple. Also known as Purplebloom Maple due to the tiny magenta flowers in early spring. In the fall, the foliage turns vivid shades of oranges, reds, and yellows.
From that moment on, the villagers lived in fear, as they witnessed the curse taking hold of their lives. The curse brought with it a string of misfortunes – families fell into poverty, relationships crumbled, and sickness swept through the village. It seemed that there was no escaping the wrath of Ryrlndot Dtlsn Sprous. In desperate attempts to break the curse, the villagers searched for ancient texts and sought the guidance of wise men and women. They tried various rituals and sacrifices, but nothing seemed to work. The curse persisted, continuing to plague the village with no mercy. Generations passed, and the curse of Ryrlndot Dtlsn Sprous became deeply ingrained in the village's identity. It was a constant reminder of the price they paid for crossing into the realm of dark magic. The villagers had accepted their fate and resigned themselves to living under the curse's shadow. However, the curse eventually began to lose its grip on the village. It is said that a young girl, born with an extraordinary gift for healing, arrived in the village. She devoted herself to understanding the curse and finding a way to end it. Through her unwavering determination and knowledge, she uncovered the ancient rituals that could break the curse. With the support and participation of the villagers, the young girl performed the rituals, invoking the power of light and goodness to counteract the darkness that had plagued the village for so long. It was a long and arduous process, but finally, the curse of Ryrlndot Dtlsn Sprous was lifted. The village and its people were filled with joy and relief as they embraced their newfound freedom from the curse. They celebrated, grateful for the resilience they had shown throughout the years of suffering. Today, the tale of the curse of Ryrlndot Dtlsn Sprous serves as a reminder of the dangers of delving into dark magic and the power of unity and hope in overcoming adversity. The village has flourished since the lifting of the curse, and the memory of Ryrlndot Dtlsn Sprous lives on as a cautionary tale for future generations..
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