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Limited Spring, Fall, and Winter Runs
Annuals and Hanging Baskets
Pansies, petunias and vegetable starts. Native aster, pansies and mums for the fall. Multiple sizes available including plant your own options. Pansies, petunias and vegetable starts. Native aster, pansies and mums for the fall. Multiple sizes available including plant your own options.
Asimina triloba (Pawpaw)
The only native member of the large, mainly tropical plant family Annonaceae, the pawpaw produces the largest edible fruit native to North America. Spring flowering before leaf-out, the fruit ripens in September and has been described as a custard textured mix of banana and mango. Pollination requires more than one tree.
Diospyros virginiana (American Persimmon)
Growing up to 80', this deciduous, wildlife-magnet produces fruit that sweeten after frost. A colonial favorite that is found commonly along fallow farm fields. Pollination requires more than one tree.
Pinus strobus (White Pine) - Mini X-Mas Trees
Choose your own adventure with a native mini X-Mas tree! White Pine is East Coast's tallest native tree, growing up to 250 feet and living up to 500 years. Only about 1% of the old growth white pine forest still exists. Trim it and enjoy indoors, plant it, then let it grow to cut and enjoy again or let it grow. It will only take a few billion X-Mas trees and 100 years for us to right the ship!
Pseudotsuga menziesii (Douglas Fir) - Mini X-Mas Trees
What is not just a tree, but a great investment? A Douglas Fir perinative mini X-Mas tree, the traditional holiday tree hailing from the Western USA! Trim it and enjoy indoors, plant it, then let it grow to cut and enjoy again or let it grow. These trees can live 500 years and grow to a massive 330 ft!! Certainly, a Rockefeller Plaza contender for your great, great grandchildren!!
This slow growing native tree is a unique deciduous conifer that grows from Louisiana to Delaware. It can grow in marshy or riparian areas by producing "knees" on the roots that act like oxygen snorkels! The most famous specimen, the Senator, was accidentally burned down in 2012 and was estimated to be 3,500 years old! Expect a 35–100-footer in our time.
Salix matsudana (Corkscrew Willow)
Fast growing (2-3' a year!) and deciduous willow that adds twisting and turning interest to your garden. Growing to 30', this tree provides weeping shade in the summer and plenty of nesting opportunities for birds. Somewhat more drought tolerant than other willows. Native to China and Korea, the tree was introduced to North America in 1923 at the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard.
Limited Spring, Fall, and Winter Runs