Trees

Our native trees provide long-term structure, canopy cover, and ecological stability across landscapes in the Northeast. This collection includes regionally adapted species selected for biodiversity value, climate resilience, and their role in restoring soil health and habitat function.

Available as bareroot plants and as potted plants grown in root-prune pouches, these trees establish strong root systems that support long-term growth and durability. Many species offer food and shelter for wildlife, improve water infiltration, sequester carbon, and strengthen ecosystem resilience in both rural and urban settings.

All trees are grown in the Hudson Valley to ensure dependable regional performance. Whether you are reforesting land, planting a windbreak, establishing a riparian buffer, or adding shade and habitat to a property, these native trees provide lasting ecological impact.