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Dramatic yellow fall colors. Beautiful, lighter colored bark. Great for naturalizing. Adaptable to many soil types. Available in several different cultivars of Quaking Aspen. Sizes range from 6-10 ft tall. On Sale $99-$159 Contact us for availability. -
We offer the following varieties of Northern Catalpa All are known for being fast growing, adaptable trees. Large, dramatic white blooms in June. Makes a great shade tree! Purple Catalpa: Stunning new growth displays deep purple leaves that gradually turn deep green as the season progresses. Heartland: An improved cultivar with improved branch structure. Northern Catalpa: The "classic" form of catalpa that we all know and love. Bareroot trees may be available on this item. Please contact us if interested. Available in larger grade/container stock (25-40 gal). Ask for details. Available for pickup starting March 27. code: NC.SS -
Beautiful dark pink to red flowers, long-lasting spring blossoms. Glossy maroon or purplish-red foliage in spring, becomes dark green with purplish-red veins in the summer then a beautiful bronze color in autumn. Produces small red-purple edible fruit which attracts wildlife in the winter months. Can be used to help pollinate apple trees. Easy to grow in a variety of different soil types. Prefers at least 1/2 day of sunlight or more. Available in various potted sizes. Inquire with us on availability/pricing. -
Grows rapidly to a mature height of 50 feet or more. It is a dense tree that easily blocks out wind and is ideal for use as a privacy barrier, or windscreen. Deep green color year-round, most cold hardy spruce available. Considered the most disease resistant spruce. 3 year plants.- 10-18 in: $1.95 ( 2 year, bareroot)
- 14-18 in: $2.95 (3 year, bareroot)
- 18-24 in: $3.95 (3-4 year, bareroot)
- 24-30 in: $4.95 (4 year, bareroot)
- 30-36 in: $7.95 (4 year, bareroot)
- 36-42 in: $10.95 (4 year, bareroot)
- Potted (avg. 24-30 in): $8.00 quart container
- Potted (avg. 30-36 in): $14 gal container
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Native to Michigan, the white spruce is used for windbreaks, landscaping, wildlife and Christmas trees. It is a highly significant source of food and cover of many wildlife species including wild turkey. It’s also good for soil stability, watershed value, and recreation. Tolerates heat and drought (once established). Deer resistant. Beautiful trees, locally grown! 3 year trees Please order bareroot evergreens in multiples of 10 (per size/type). Pricing: 14-18 inch (3 year, bareroot) $2.95 each 18-24 inch (3 year, bareroot) $3.95 each 24-30 inch (3 year, bareroot) $5.95 each Estimated pickup starting on/near 3/28/25 (NLN) -
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Concolor Fir or White Fir is a stately evergreen tree with a symmetrical shape, long, soft needles and an attractive, silvery blue-green color. Often planted as a striking focal point and is especially appreciated for its color, effective wind block and privacy screen. Deer resistant. Excellent Christmas tree, needles have citrus like aroma. Deer resistant. Bareroot option includes 3 year trees. Beautiful trees locally grown! Great alternative to Blue Spruce.
Please order bareroot evergreens in multiples of 10 (per size/type). Bareroot Pricing: Up to 12 in: $2.95 each 12-18 in: $3.95 each 2 gallon Container: 18-24 in: SALE $14 Pickups expected to start on/near March 27th. (NLN) -
Michigan's state tree! Eastern white pine is a stately canopy tree, fast growing to height of 75-150+ ft. tall. Gracefully plume-like in outline, white pine is very distinctive when compared to other conifers. Its branches are horizontal and tiered. Tufts of green- to bluish-green needles are borne in clusters of five long needles. Beautiful trees, locally grown! 4 year trees, well branched.
Please order bareroot evergreens in multiples of 10 (per size/type). Pricing:- 12-18 inch: $3.95
- 18-24 inch: $4.95
- 24-30 inch: $5.95
- Potted (quart container), size 14-20 inch: $8
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Soft needled, grows in beautiful pyramidal form. Beautiful landscape tree & Christmas tree. Quality trees, locally grown! Bareroot, nicely branched, 4 year trees.
Please order bareroot evergreens in multiples of 10 (per size/type) Bareroot Pricing: 12-18 inch: $3.95 18-24 inch: $4.95 24-30 inch: $5.95 Estimated to be ready for pickup starting on/near March 27th. code: NLNFF -
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Gray dogwood is a very adaptable, native shrub that is excellent for naturalizing. Performs well in difficult sites, tolerating wetter and drier locations. It can be incorporated into the shrub border and useful as a mass planting. Creamy white clusters of flowers in May are followed by white berries in late summer that are quickly eaten by birds.Good For Wildlife: It's planted specifically for deer and other wildlife on hunting properties.Available: 2 - 2.5 ft, bareroot $3.95 each SALE! Estimated to be available starting the first week of April. Code: AN-GD -
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A versatile native shrub with excellent year-round interest, features showy white flowers in May. It is followed by burgundy leaf color and dark blue berries in autumn. The edible berries can be used to make jams and jellies. This large upright shrub can spread and form colonies, making it a good choice for a tall privacy screen or hedgerow. It can also be maintained as a small tree by pruning stems and removing the shoots at the base. Adaptable to a wide range of soils, this native viburnum is found in low moist woods or near stream banks, but will tolerate drier sites. Very shade tolerant in nature, however it grows larger in open sunny areas. The caterpillars of numerous small moth species are known to host on Viburnum lentago, which is one reason it is considered a top wildlife plant for nesting birds. Other interesting larval hosts include the Pink Prominent, the Hummingbird Clearwing, and the Green Marvel moth. Great plant to naturalize your property and create habit for birds, deer, turkey and more. We recommend planting at least 2 or 3 for good cross pollination/good fruit set.$4.95 eachAvailable as a bareroot plant, measuring approx 1.5 ft tall. Contact us to reserve this offering.code: FKN-NV -
Disease/insect resistant birch with light colored, exfoliating bark. Adaptable to wide range of soils, including moist. Fast growing. 3-4 ft Bareroot, well branched. Estimated to be available starting April 1st Larger sizes (container) also available. Contact us for details. Code: ANRB -
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Fast growing tree with attractive exfoliating bark creating a camouflage pattern of light gray, bright green,& white colors. These colors are revealed as the tree matures, showcasing the smooth bark. Sycamore tolerates poor drainage. Maple like leaves. 2 ft Bareroot plants $6.95 each 3-4 ft (1 gal): SALE $25 (reg $35) Estimated to Bareroot estimated to be available starting April 1. Potted are available starting March 27. Contact us for availability/sizing of larger container stock. -
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A medium to large tree, typically pyramidal when young, becoming more rounded and open with age. Orange-brown peeling bark. Grows best in soils that drain well. Avoid areas that hold moisture for prolonged periods. Deer resistant. Available in quart size pots: $7.50 each Estimated to be available starting the last week of March. code: HPSP -
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Swamp White Oak is a great choice for various soil types. Tolerates moist locations as well as drier. This native Oak is known for a good growth rate, with a fuzzy texture to the undersides of the leaves. As a young tree, swamp white oak trees have attractive peeling bark, and as they age, the bark becomes deeply ridged and dark brown. $7.95 each Available as bareroot trees, 3-4 ft tall. Estimated to be available for pickup starting April 3. code: ANSWO -
We offer 2 varieties of Blueberry that perform well for our region. We recommend planting a mix of 2 or more different types for cross pollination & improved fruit set. Plants grow best in well drained, acidic soils. Both are offered in a quart container, well branched, up to 1 ft tall We recommend using hollytone fertilizer when plantinge. Available & can reserve at checkout. Bluecrop Blueberry produces light blue blueberries (up to 1/2" diameter) which ripen in mid-season. Ovate, dark green leaves (to 3.5" long) turn attractive shades of red in fall. Reddish stems can be attractive in winter. Matures to 6-8 ft in height & width. Plant Duke Blueberry or another variety for cross pollination. Duke Blueberry is a highbush cultivar that typically grows 5-7’ tall known for producing an abundant crop of blueberries. Waxy, bell-shaped, white flowers appear in May. Flowers are followed by medium to large, light blue blueberries. Berries have a mildly sweet flavor. Ovate, dark green leaves (to 3.5” long) turn attractive shades of yellow and orange in fall. Available starting approx. April 1st. code: SW -
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Spectacular red-orange fall color. Fast growing! Sugar maple is a Midwest native loved for its exceptional fall color ranging from brilliant yellow to burnt-orange. In summer, its lustrous foliage provides excellent shade, making it a great choice for home landscapes. Offerings:- 2.5-3.5 ft (2 gal): SALE $14 (available for pickup starting in March)
- 7 gal (8-9ft) well branched: SALE $99 each (through the end of April. Estimated for pickup starting March 30)
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Producers of fruit great for attracting deer, turkeys and other wildlife as well as fresh eating, cider & baking. These varieties will also cross pollinate with apple trees. Dolgo Crabapple: Early blooming with pink buds that open to fragrant white blooms. Large brilliant crimson crabapple fruits ripen in late summer for wonderful jelly with fine flavor and color. Excellent snack for fresh eating! Trees are exceptionally large, approximately 8-9 ft tall. Well branched, premium grade bareroot trees. 2 sizes: 1 gal (3 ft): SALE $14 Bareroot (8-9 ft): SALE $79 each. Whitney Crabapple: Early blooming with pink & white blooms. Small, sweet, edible crab apples. This tree produces a large harvest of red, golf ball-size apples that are perfect for canning, preserving, pickling, spicing and cider. Hardy,scab resistant, vigorous tree with heavy bearing fruits. Trees offered are 6 ft tall, well branched. Bareroot: $59 each Chestnut Crabapple: Heirloom variety known for pale yellow russeted red fruit. Sweet, nutty flavor excellent for fresh eating, cooking and cider. Productive, disease resistant trees pollinate other crabapples and apple trees. Trees offered are 6 ft tall, well branched. Bareroot: $59 each Bareroot Crabapple trees estimated to be available starting near/on April 3. Potted crabapple will be available starting March 27. Note: Looking for ornamental varieties of crabapple? Look for offerings under our Flowering Tree section for listings. -
Siouxland Poplar is an incredibly fast-growing, seedless tree with a rounded head at maturity. Foliage is disease resistant. This tree is extremely hardy and grows in the most challenging soil types. With windy conditions, leaves make a whimsical rustling sound. Prefers moist, well-drained soils to wet soils. Will tolerate occasional flooding and drought along with wet or dry sites. Can tolerate clay soils. Mature Height: 60ft Mature Width: 40 ft. Bareroot Size: 6-7 ft tall: $19 each Estimated to be available starting April 10th. Potted stock in various sizes is also available. Contact us for more information. Code: MNSP -
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Northern red oak is a Midwest native. The leaves are handsome throughout the year, emerging pinkish-red, turning lustrous dark green in summer, and changing to russet-red to bright red in autumn. Fast growing Oak. Acorns favored by deer & other wildlife. Available in bareroot and potted stock. 3-4 ft Potted (3-5 gal) : SALE $19 each reg $29 -
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Ironwood is a tough understory tree with beautiful birch-like leaves, grayish-brown flaky bark, fine-textured branches, and attractive hop-like fruits. Tolerates drier soils once established. Native tree to Michigan. Pest resistant. Offered: 3-3.5 ft branched tree, 3 gal. $19.95 each -
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Spectacular yellow and orange-red flowers with a spicy fragrance, appear in late winter or very early spring, lasting three to four weeks. The new foliage is an attractive bronzy-red color that matures to dark green. It turns orange- golden yellow in fall. The dried leaves often persist into winter. The fruit capsules mature in September or October, then split open to expel black seeds that are attractive to birds. This is a great specimen plant for a naturalized landscape. Available: 3 gallon, 2-3 ft. reg $29, SALE $19 Available for pickup starting March 27th. code: SSVW -
Interesting star-shaped leaves with 5 lobes that are lustrous medium green in color. Provides brilliant fall color, with leaves turning brilliant shades of yellow, orange, red, and purple. Moderate to fast growth rate. Offered: 4 ft branched tree (3 gal). $24 note: Available starting March 27. -
Our signature redbud, native to Minnesota. Highly prized for long lasting, spectacular magenta blooms in the spring. Very tolerant of cold winters. Performs extremely well in our area. Bareroot trees:- 5-6 ft multi-stem: $59
- 7-8 ft tall: $89
- 8-9 ft multi-stem: $99
