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(Pinus strobus ) Fast growing tree (80-150 ft.) which grows well in a wide variety of soils. Used for timber and wildlife. Needles are soft, blue green, with 5 per bundle about 4 in length. Moderately shade tolerant, best form obtained under light shade. -
Norway Spruce (Picea abies) large, fast growing tree (80-130ft.) that grow well in a variety of soils including loams and clays. Used for windbreaks, reforestation, and landscaping. Develops large sweeping branches with sharp, dark green needles. Moderately shade tolerant, well suited to our climate. -
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PEACH TREE PAIRS: Redhaven peach trees. Good for freezing and canning. Ripening in early August. They are 3/4 inch stem at approximately 3 feet high. -
(Pinus strobus ) Fast growing tree (80-150 ft.) which grows well in a wide variety of soils. Used for timber and wildlife. Needles are soft, blue green, with 5 per bundle about 4 in length. Moderately shade tolerant, best form obtained under light shade. -
WHITE OAK: (Quercus alba) long-lived tree. (80-100 ft) Prefers well drained sandy loam to clay loam soils. Uses include: lumber, wildlife, and shade. Moderately shade tolerant. Acorns preferred by deer and turkey. -
European Chinese Chestnut: (Castanea mollissimi x Sativa) Large, fast growing tree (70- 120 ft) prefers well drained sandy loam soils with full sun. Grows poorly in heaver soils. Important tree for wildlife, providing fall mast for species such as white-tailed deer, black bear, and wild turkey. 2 1-liter potted trees for $14.00. -
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Red Cedar: (Juniperus virginiana) Deer resistant. Small Tree (40 -50ft) has waxy blue berries and is used by wildlife for food and cover. Tolerates drought and poor soil and prefers full sun. Aromatic wood is used for cedar chests and closets. -
(Picea pungens) Medium size (50-70ft) which grows well in a variety of soils and tolerates dry conditions. Needles are singular, very sharp, blue or green, approximately 1'' in length. Moderately shade tolerant. Used for windbreaks, wildlife habitat, Christmas trees, and landscaping. -
