Deciduous Seedlings
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$20.00 - $100.00
Pin Oak
The best-known oak for street and ornamental planting. Forms a symmetrical pyramidal head with drooping branches. Beautiful green foliage of leaves 3" to 5" wide with five pointed lobes, bright green leaves turning yellow to radiant red in Autumn. Prefers somewhat moist soil. A fast-growing tree with light to dark grayish-brown bark. Mature height of 75 to 80 feet.
American Sycamore
The American Sycamore is a wide-canopied, deciduous tree that grows 75-100 ft tall. They have a large trunk and open crown of huge crooked branches. The bark of the Sycamore perhaps is its most striking feature. The sycamore produces a persistent globular fruit. They make excellent shade trees. Sycamore’s prefer nutrient rich, moist soil conditions with proper drainage. For this reason, they grow best near rivers, streams, and in bottom lands.
Black Walnut
Black Walnut trees typically grow 70-80 feet in height with a large rounded somewhat open crown. They are a valuable timber tree that produce delicious nuts with that distinctive black walnut flavor. Grows best in deep loamy soil along creeks. Black Walnut trees prefer full sun but can tolerate partial shade. The dark lumber makes fine furniture and gun stocks.
The best-known oak for street and ornamental planting. Forms a symmetrical pyramidal head with drooping branches. Beautiful green foliage of leaves 3" to 5" wide with five pointed lobes, bright green leaves turning yellow to radiant red in Autumn. Prefers somewhat moist soil. A fast-growing tree with light to dark grayish-brown bark. Mature height of 75 to 80 feet.
American Sycamore
The American Sycamore is a wide-canopied, deciduous tree that grows 75-100 ft tall. They have a large trunk and open crown of huge crooked branches. The bark of the Sycamore perhaps is its most striking feature. The sycamore produces a persistent globular fruit. They make excellent shade trees. Sycamore’s prefer nutrient rich, moist soil conditions with proper drainage. For this reason, they grow best near rivers, streams, and in bottom lands.
Black Walnut
Black Walnut trees typically grow 70-80 feet in height with a large rounded somewhat open crown. They are a valuable timber tree that produce delicious nuts with that distinctive black walnut flavor. Grows best in deep loamy soil along creeks. Black Walnut trees prefer full sun but can tolerate partial shade. The dark lumber makes fine furniture and gun stocks.