What varieties are they? Are they named, or a grab-bag? I'm looking for more Monsellas, so if you happen to have them I'm interested.

woah! thanks for the tip!

I do plan on cancelling the chokecherry. Its too bad, because it is a good looking tree. I like the idea that it starts out green and turns purple. Any other trees that you would recommend that have the same color? I'll have to double check the Constellation Dogwood... perhaps it was mislabeled. Would this tree make a good shade tree for the west side of a patio? They're currently out of stock of the "Ivory Silk", so I'm sticking with the plain Lilac tree. I do like the Serviceberry. I'm a bit concerned that the "tree form" of it will sucker. Is this a valid concern? I've heard that the Chokecherry suckers bad because it's naturally a clump form. Is this the case with the Serviceberry? I'm more interested in the tree from. I'm really interested in a Catalpa, but I've heard the seed pods are messy and poisonous. I would really love the Kentucky Coffee tree... but I have the same concerns regarding the seed pods. The Worplesdon Sweetgum looked nice, except for the spiney balls it bears. I looked at the Mt.St. Helens Plum, but it was all eaten up by beetles. They have a great Autumn Gold Ginkgo, but I don't know if I have the patience for it. Another tree they have in stock (which I know nothing about) is the Katsura Tree. Thanks for the advice!

Here's another couple of pictures of the other flowering plant that I think is the same type. Satiny textured leaves that reflex under. One stem has two flowers, while the other stem has one flower. A rosy shade.