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Trees & Shrubs

  • Evergreen

    Whether you’re looking for a windbreak, a privacy hedge, or a specimen planting, we have evergreens and conifers for year-round interest!

  • Deciduous

    Dogwoods, hydrangeas, maples and more! Some of the nicest flowering trees and shrubs are deciduous, meaning they drop their leaves for the Winter. Oftentimes, their leaves change color for a stunning Fall display before dropping!

  • Fruiting

    Whether you’re looking to start an orchard, or are just a home hobbyist, we have all the fruit trees and bushes you could possibly want, including apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries, nectarines, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, figs, strawberries, and more! We even carry an assortment of tropical citrus fruits that can remain outside for the warmer weather, and then overwintered indoors!

  • Roses

    “If the rose puzzled its mind over the question of how it grew, it would not have been the miracle that it is.” – J. B. Yeats. Stop and smell our lovely assortment of rose bushes for endless Summer beauty! We carry a large selection of Knockout, David Austen, Nature’s Classics, and Drift roses.

Our Guarantee

We want your landscape to be a success and we stand behind the excellent quality of our plants. Most problems with newly planted plants arise within 120 days of planting. It is our strong recommendation to follow planting and watering guidelines and to contact us at the first sign of trouble so we can discuss the care methods that can save your plant.

All trees, shrubs and perennials are guaranteed to be true to name, and in healthy growing condition. Trees and shrubs are guaranteed to the end of the calendar year purchased. Perennials, ground covers, roses and clematis are guaranteed until November 1. We will replace one time any plant that does not survive provided it has received proper care and has not been damaged. If no replacement is available, a merchandise only credit will be issued for a replacement tree or shrub.

We are not obligated to replace plants that fail to grow due to neglect, extreme weather conditions, such as drought or water restrictions, or insect, animal and mechanical damage. Marginal (tender), tropical, or annual plants are not guaranteed.

Planting Guide

1.Find the trunk flare (where trunk meets large roots). Dig a hole to a depth of the distance from the flare to the bottom of the root ball and 2-3x the width of the root ball. Slope the sides of the hold to create a saucer-shaped hole.

2. Place the root ball in the hole and remove as much of the burlap, rope and wire basket as possible without damaging the root ball.

3. Fill the hole halfway using a mixture of 2 parts soil taken from the hole and 1 part amendments, like complete planting mix or peat moss and composted manure. Water the soil mixture to remove large air pockets and then allow to drain.

4.Fill the hole with soil mixture up to ground level, keeping the flare uncovered. Water deeply and apply 2-4” of mulch. Don’t mound up mulch or place it against the trunk.

5. During the growing season, water plant only when necessary and soak the soil deeply. To determine the accuracy and frequency of the watering needed occasionally dig down 8”, keeping away from the trunk.