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OUR PRODUCTS
OUR PRODUCTS

AVAILABLE PRODUCTS INCLUDE

Schoolyard or community projects
Riparian buffer restoration
Climate-resilient urban plantings
Pollinator support
Wildlife habitat creation
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OUR PRODUCTS

Bald Cypress
Sweetbay magnolia (Magnolia virginiana) is a gem for both wildlife and people, pairing luminous, lemon-scented flowers with  rich ecological value.
Sweetbay magnolia
Sweetbay magnolia (Magnolia virginiana) is a gem for both wildlife and people, pairing luminous, lemon-scented flowers with  rich ecological value.
Pawpaw
Pawpaw (Asimina triloba) is an extraordinary dual‑purpose tree, feeding both wildlife and people with its large, custard‑textured  fruits that taste of banana, mango, and melon.
Shagbark hickory
Shagbark hickory (Carya ovata) is a powerhouse wildlife tree in southern New England’s richer upland forests, river terraces, and  rocky slopes, where its sweet nuts function as high‑calorie currency in the autumn food economy.
Black Walnut
Going back to Roman naturalist, Pliny the Elder (1st century CE), black walnut trees are said to be toxic to nearly all  plants around them, through a chemical called ‘juglones’ produced by walnut leaves and roots.
Yellow Birch
Yellow birch (Betula alleghaniensis) is a cornerstone wildlife tree of New England’s cool, moist forests, especially in rich  northern hardwood stands with sugar maple, beech, and hemlock.
Swamp White Oak
Swamp white oak (Quercus bicolor) is a keystone wildlife tree for New England’s wetter landscapes, especially along lowland  rivers, pond margins, and seasonally flooded flats.  
White Oak
Of all North American hardwoods, the White Oak (Quercus alba) may be the most generous to life.
Persimmon
Persimmon is a robust understory tree, adaptable to all kinds of soils and sun conditions, and arguably our best-tasting native fruit.
Black Gum
The black gum is a true old soul that can span centuries. The oldest known black gum, tucked away in southeastern New Hampshire, is  believed to be about 700 years old.  
Sassafras
This is a tree deeply interwoven with humans and wildlife.
Red mulberry
The red mulberry tree is a marvelous little tree that produces irresistibly sweet fruits that draw every fruit-eating bird in the vicinity.

Why we sell

All our plants are grown using advanced container systems like air-pruning pots and root-maker containers, which develop dense, healthy roots for superior planting success. We use locally sourced, composted wood chip soils and minimize chemical inputs, ensuring every tree contributes positively to the environment it is planted in.