Fall is rapidly approaching, and the foliage will be turning soon. No matter what season you’re shopping in, selecting plants that offer fall color or berries will add to the appeal of your landscape for an extended season. Here is a chart to get you started. Remember that FALL is for PLANTING!

Plant Information

Red Maple
Color: Red/Maroon
Berries: None
Mature Size: Up to 50 feet
Birch
Color: Gold/Yellow
Berries: None
Mature Size: Up to 40 feet
Flowering Dogwood
Color: Scarlet/Purple
Berries: Yes
Mature Size: Up to 20 feet
Oak
Color: Red/Bronze/Brown
Berries: Yes
Mature Size: Up to 80 feet or more
Serviceberry
Color: Orange/Red
Berries: Yes
Mature Size: Up to 20 feet
Black Gum
Color: Deep Red
Berries: None
Mature Size: Up to 50 feet
Itea (Sweetspire)
Color: Red/Purple
Berries: None
Mature Size: Up to 10 feet
Burning Bush
Color: Bright Red
Berries: None
Mature Size: Up to 8 feet
Nandina
Color: Yellow/Red
Berries: Some varieties
Mature Size: Up to 8 feet
Barberry
Color: Red/Yellow
Berries: None
Mature Size: Up to 6 feet
Aronia (Chokeberry)
Color: Red/Burgundy
Berries: Yes
Mature Size: Up to 8 feet
Viburnum
Color: Red on some varieties
Berries: On some varieties
Mature Size: Up to 15 feet
Fothergilla
Color: Gold/Orange
Berries: None
Mature Size: Up to 6 feet