Sale on Spring Bare-Root Trees & Shrubs Until March 17. SHOP SALE NOW.
Not every tree meets our high nursery grade standard, which is intended for orchard or specimen planting. Conservation grade trees and shrubs are healthy, but have minor defects, greater size variability, and a slightly lower chance of survival than nursery grade trees. We plant these trees on the farm with great success, as minor defects or size variability typically makes no difference if they are established well and tended to in the first few years after planting. The trade-off is cost – we sell conservation grade trees for 50% off of our nursery grade stock.
Conservation trees are sold in bundles of 5. Use the drop-down menu to the right to select the species bundles you want.
Here are the species we have this season in conservation grade, linked to full product pages for more information.
Apple, Anotonovka (Conservation Bare-Root)
Chestnut, Hybrid (Conservation Bare-Root)
Dogwood, Silky (Conservation Bare-Root)
Eastern Redbud (Conservation Bare-Root)
Hawthorn (Conservation Bare-Root)
Hazelnut, Hybrid, Cold Hardy (Conservation Bare-Root)
Mulberry, Red (Conservation Bare-Root)
Persimmon, American (Conservation Bare-Root)
Spicebush (Conservation Bare-Root)
Viburnum, Arrowwood (Conservation Bare-Root)
Walnut, Carpathian (Conservation Bare-Root)
Willow, Pussy (Conservation Rooted Cuttings)
Willow, Sandbar (Conservation Rooted Cuttings)
Conservation grade trees and shrubs are healthy, but have minor defects, greater size variability, and a slightly lower chance of survival than nursery grade trees. They are sold for 50% of the cost of nursery grade stock.
Sold in Bundles of 5 Bare-Root Trees
$15.00 – $30.00
Conservation grade trees and shrubs are healthy, but have minor defects, greater size variability, and a slightly lower chance of survival than nursery grade trees. They are sold for 50% of the cost of nursery grade stock.
Sold in Bundles of 5 Bare-Root Trees
$15.00 – $30.00
Not every tree meets our high nursery grade standard, which is intended for orchard or specimen planting. Conservation grade trees and shrubs are healthy, but have minor defects, greater size variability, and a slightly lower chance of survival than nursery grade trees. We plant these trees on the farm with great success, as minor defects or size variability typically makes no difference if they are established well and tended to in the first few years after planting. The trade-off is cost – we sell conservation grade trees for 50% off of our nursery grade stock.
Conservation trees are sold in bundles of 5. Use the drop-down menu to the right to select the species bundles you want.
Here are the species we have this season in conservation grade, linked to full product pages for more information.
Apple, Anotonovka (Conservation Bare-Root)
Chestnut, Hybrid (Conservation Bare-Root)
Dogwood, Silky (Conservation Bare-Root)
Eastern Redbud (Conservation Bare-Root)
Hawthorn (Conservation Bare-Root)
Hazelnut, Hybrid, Cold Hardy (Conservation Bare-Root)
Mulberry, Red (Conservation Bare-Root)
Persimmon, American (Conservation Bare-Root)
Spicebush (Conservation Bare-Root)
Viburnum, Arrowwood (Conservation Bare-Root)
Walnut, Carpathian (Conservation Bare-Root)
Willow, Pussy (Conservation Rooted Cuttings)
Willow, Sandbar (Conservation Rooted Cuttings)
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