Catalog: Tree Seedlings

We recommend bare root seedlings be planted between December 1st and April 15th.

Native Trees of Virginia

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Alder, European Black 1-0 (** SOLD OUT **)

Alnus glutinosa

• May reach heights of 50 feet.
• Used for revegetating infertile mine sites.
• Excellent riparian species.
• Seedling height: 6" to 12"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: NOT AVAILABLE.
  • 500: NOT AVAILABLE.
  • 1000: NOT AVAILABLE.

Apple, Common 1-0

Malus pumila

• A small tree reaching heights up to 20 feet.
• Used for wildlife food.
• Seedling height: 8" to 12"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Apple, Crab 1-0

Malus baccata

• A small tree reaching heights up to 20 feet.
• Excellent for wildlife habitat enhancement since a large variety of species enjoy the small, sour fruits.
• Seedling height: 8" to 12"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Ash, Green 1-0 (** SOLD OUT **)

Fraxinus pennsylvanica

• Reaches heights up to 50 feet.
• Mainly used for timber production.
• This species does well close to streams.
• Foliage is not a favorite food of the gypsy moth.
• Seedling height: 8" to 16"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Birch, River 1-0

Betula nigra

• Attractive multi-stemmed tree.
• Reaches heights up to 80 feet.
• Excellent riparian species.
• Seedling height: 6" to 14"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Buttonbush, Common 1-0

Cephalanthus occidentalis

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• A deciduous shrub or small tree that reaches 15-20 feet in height.
• Excellent riparian species.
• The seeds are eaten by many species of birds.
• Seedling height: 6" to 16"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Cherry, Black 1-0 (** SOLD OUT **)

Prunus serotina

• Wood products produced from this native cherry are very valuable because of the beautiful wood.
• The 3/8" cherries are readily eaten by wildlife, especially birds.
• Seedling height: 8" to 16"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Chestnut, Chinese 1-0

Castanea mollissima

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• Generally, a multi-stemmed tree attaining heights of 30-40 feet.
• Edible nuts suitable for human and wildlife consumption.
• Seedling height: 12" to 18"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $100
  • 250: $150
  • 500: $200
  • 1000: $275

Cypress, Bald 1-0

Taxodium distichum

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• Old growth trees reach heights up to 130 feet.
• Excellent for planting near beaver ponds and other wetland areas.
• Grows well on high ground also.
• Seedling height: 8" to 16"
• Limited quantities available.
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Dogwood, Kousa 1-0

Cornus kousa

• A slow-growing tree that will reach heights of 20-30 feet.
• Kousa Dogwoods produce 2-4 inch showy blooms.
• Birds and other wildlife love the small red berries.
• This species of dogwood is anthracnose resistant.
• Seedling height: 6" to 12"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Dogwood, Red Osier 1-0

Cornus sericea (stolonifera)

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• A low-growing shrub reaching heights of 6-10 feet.
• Used for erosion control, stream bank protection, and wildlife food.
• Seedling height: 12" to 14"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Dogwood, Silky 1-0

Cornus amomum

• A small shrub that reaches heights of 6 - 10 feet.
• Useful as food and cover for many kinds of wildlife.
• Seedling height: 8" to 20"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Dogwood, White 1-0 (** SOLD OUT **)

Cornus florida

• Virginia's state tree and flower.
• Small, showy tree reaches heights of 30 feet and diameter of 8".
• Bright red berries are an excellent food for a variety of wildlife.
• Seedling height: 6" to 12"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Fir, Douglas 2-0

Pseudotsuga menziesii

• Douglas fir is not a true fir.
• This species is often used for Christmas trees.
• Native to the Western U.S.
• We recommend this 2-0 stock be lined out for a year prior to planting.
• Seed source: Lincoln National Forest.
• Seedling height: 4" to 12"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $50
  • 100: $65
  • 250: $80
  • 500: $100
  • 1000: $175

Hackberry 1-0

Celtis occidentalis

• Excellent riparian species that grows best along rivers and streams. Small 1/3 inch purple fruits mature in autumn and are valued by many species of birds.
• Seedling height: 5" to 10"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Hawthorne, Washington 1-0

Crataegus phaenophyrum

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech.
• A shrub or small tree with short trunk and rounded crown. 
• Produces an abundance of small red fruit in the fall that persist until spring, making it an excellent species for wildlife.
• Seedling height: 6" to 12"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Hazelnut 1-0 (** SOLD OUT **)

Corylus Americana

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• A medium size shrub that produces excellent nuts which are prized by deer, turkey, and other wildlife.
• Seedling height: 12" to 18"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Indigobush 1-0

Amorpha fruticosa

• Deciduous shrub that reaches heights up to 18 feet.
• Provides excellent food and cover for quail, songbirds and other wildlife.
• Seedling height: 6" to 14"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Lespedeza, Bi-color 1-0

Lespedeza

• A perennial legume shrub, growing upright and reaching heights of 4-6 feet.
• This is an excellent food for quail and songbirds.
• Seedling height: 8" to 14"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $35
  • 100: $40
  • 250: $45
  • 500: $50
  • 1000: $90

Locust, Black 1-0

Robinia pseudoacacia

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• A rapid-grower, reaching heights of 100 feet.
• Wood is used for fence posts.
• Resistant to rot.
• Excellent for exposed soils and reclamation plantings.
• Adds nitrogen to soil.
• Seedling height: 8" to 14"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $35
  • 100: $40
  • 250: $45
  • 500: $50
  • 1000: $80

Maple, Red 1-0 (** SOLD OUT **)

Acer rubrum

• Reaches heights up to 90 feet.
• Better-grade trees used for lumber.
• Good riparian species, grows on a variety of soils.
• Seedling height: call.
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Maple, Sugar 1-0 (** SOLD OUT **)

Acer saccharum

• A slow-growing tree reaching heights of 70-110 feet.
• Used in commercial wood products and for maple syrup products.
• Seedling height: call.
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Mulberry, Red 1-0 * Out of Stock *

Morus rubra

• This medium size tree with short trunk grows on moist soils in hardwood forests.
• Produces 1" to 1 1/4" fruits edible by wildlife and humans.
• Seedling height: 10" to 24"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Oak, Black 1-0

Quercus velutina

• Medium to large size tree usually found on dry upland sites.
• Also does well on moist but well-drained bottomlands.
• The acorns are a valuable source of wildlife food.
• Seedling height: 8" to 14"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $100
  • 250: $150
  • 500: $200
  • 1000: $275

Oak, Cherrybark 1-0

Quercus falcata var. pagodaefolia

• Large growing bottomland species.
• Native to Southeast Virginia.
• Produces valuable lumber.
• One of the most valuable of the oaks.
• Produces acorns for wildlife.
• Seedling height: 6" to 12"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $100
  • 250: $150
  • 500: $200
  • 1000: $275

Oak, Cherrybark 2-0

Quercus falcata var. pagodaefolia

• Large growing bottomland species.
• Native to Southeast Virginia.
• Produces valuable lumber.
• One of the most valuable of the oaks.
• Produces acorns for wildlife.
• Seedling height: 18" to 26"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $70
  • 100: $125
  • 250: $175
  • 500: $225
  • 1000: $300

Oak, Chestnut 1-0

Quercus prinus

• Large tree that grows on dry uplands but does best on well-drained lowland sites.
• Valuable for timber.
• Acorns are less favored by wildlife than other oaks.
• Seedling height: 8" to 14"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $100
  • 250: $150
  • 500: $200
  • 1000: $275

Oak, Northern Red 1-0

Quercus rubra

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• A tall, straight trunk reaching 60-70 feet in height.
• Provides valuable wood products.
• Provides food for wildlife.
• Seedling height: 8" to 18"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $100
  • 250: $150
  • 500: $200
  • 1000: $275

Oak, Pin 1-0

Quercus palustris

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• May easily reach heights of 50-70 feet.
• Good for wildlife.
• Excellent riparian species.
• Seedling height: 8" to 14"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $100
  • 250: $150
  • 500: $200
  • 1000: $275

Oak, Pin 2-0

Quercus palustris

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• May easily reach heights of 50-70 feet.
• Good for wildlife.
• Excellent riparian species.
• Seedling height: 18" to 36"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $70
  • 100: $125
  • 250: $175
  • 500: $225
  • 1000: $300

Oak, Sawtooth 1-0

Quercus acutissima

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• A vigorous-growing tree reaching heights of 50-60 feet.
• Provides food for wildlife.
• Produces acorns at age 15 or slightly before.
• Seedling height: 8" to 12"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $100
  • 250: $150
  • 500: $200
  • 1000: $275

Oak, Sawtooth 2-0

Quercus acutissima

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• A vigorous-growing tree reaching heights of 50-60 feet.
• Provides food for wildlife.
• Produces acorns at age 15 or slightly before.
• Seedling height: 12" to 24"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $70
  • 100: $125
  • 250: $175
  • 500: $225
  • 1000: $300

Oak, Southern Red 1-0

Quercus falcata

• A medium-sized tree reaching heights of 80 feet or more.
• Used for commercial wood products.
• The acorns are excellent for wildlife.
• Seedling height: 6" to 12"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $100
  • 250: $150
  • 500: $200
  • 1000: $275

Oak, Water 2-0

Quercus nigra

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• May reach heights of 60-70 feet.
• Used as a bottomland species in southeast Virginia.
• Excellent acorn production.
• Seedling height: 8" to 16"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $70
  • 100: $125
  • 250: $175
  • 500: $225
  • 1000: $300

Oak, White 1-0 (** SOLD OUT **)

Quercus alba

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• A slow growing but long-lived tree reaching heights up to 100 feet.
• Widely used for many commercial products.
• Produces high-energy wildlife food.
• Seedling height: 5" to 10"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $100
  • 250: $150
  • 500: $200
  • 1000: $275

Oak, Willow 1-0

Quercus phellos

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• A medium to large-sized tree reaching heights of up to 100 feet.
• Good for wildlife and as a bottomland species.
• Seedling height: 8" to 14"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $100
  • 250: $150
  • 500: $200
  • 1000: $275

Oak, Willow 2-0

Quercus phellos

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech.
• A medium to large-sized tree reaching heights of up to 100 feet.
• Good for wildlife and as a bottomland species.
• Seedling height: 10" to 20"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $70
  • 100: $125
  • 250: $175
  • 500: $225
  • 1000: $300

Pear, Common

Pyrus communis

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech.
• Excellent wildlife food.
• Beautiful wood used in fine furniture.
• Seedling height: 6" to 12"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Persimmon 1-0

Diospyros virginiana

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• Grows slowly and normally reaches heights of 20-60 feet.
• May be grown for its wood products and wildlife food.
• Seedling height: 6" to 12"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Pine, Eastern White 2-0 (** SOLD OUT **)

Pinus strobus

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• Grows to heights of 80-100 feet. Used for windbreaks, Christmas trees, and for timber production.
• Needles are not a favorite food of the gypsy moth.
• Seedling height: 6" to 12"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $45
  • 100: $50
  • 250: $55
  • 500: $60
  • 1000: $90

Pine, Eastern White 3-0 (** SOLD OUT **)/h2>

Pinus strobus

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• These 3-0 seedlings were damaged by hail and not sold last year as 2-0 seedlings. The seedlings have recovered well and are very nice except for some damage lesions on the bottom 6 inches or so of the stems. It is our feeling that these damaged spots will continue to heal over and not harm the seedlings.
• Grows to heights of 80-100 feet. Used for windbreaks, Christmas trees, and for timber production.
• Needles are not a favorite food of the gypsy moth.
• Seedling height: 12" to 16"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $55
  • 100: $60
  • 250: $65
  • 500: $70
  • 1000: $100

Pine, Loblolly (First generation 1-0)

Pinus taeda

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• One of the fastest-growing southern yellow pines, reaching heights up to 100 feet. Used in a variety of building materials and pulp/paper products.
• Seedling height: 8" to 10"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $25
  • 100: $30
  • 250: $40
  • 500: $45
  • 1000: $55

Pine, Loblolly (Second generation 1-0) (** SOLD OUT **)

Pinus taeda

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• This advanced generation of Loblolly pine grows faster and straighter than regular Loblolly.
• Seedling height: 8" to 10"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $30
  • 100: $35
  • 250: $45
  • 500: $50
  • 1000: $60

Pine, Loblolly (Second generation, Top 10, 1-0) (** SOLD OUT **)

Pinus taeda

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• A mixture of the Top Ten Performing Families in our Tree Improvement Program (TIP). The excellent growth achieved more than justifies the extra cost of the seedlings.
• Seedling height: 8" to 10"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $40
  • 100: $45
  • 250: $55
  • 500: $60
  • 1000: $70

Pine, Loblolly (Third generation, 1-0)

Pinus taeda

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• The latest and most advanced generation of Loblolly Pine from our Tree Improvement Program (TIP). This tree has both excellent growth and quality characteristics.
• Seedling height: 8" to 10"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $35
  • 100: $40
  • 250: $50
  • 500: $55
  • 1000: $65

Pine, Scotch 2-0

Pinus sylvestris rhodopaea

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• Straight trunk, non-yellowing, with short needles.
• Used for Christmas trees and good for wildlife cover.
• Seedling height: 8" to 10"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $50
  • 100: $55
  • 250: $65
  • 500: $85
  • 1000: $120

Pine, Shortleaf 1-0

Pinus echinata

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• Reaches heights of up to 100 feet.
• Produces high quality lumber.
• Seedling height: 8" to 15"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $30
  • 100: $35
  • 250: $40
  • 500: $45
  • 1000: $60

Pine, Virginia 1-0

Pinus virginiana

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech.
• A small to medium tree reaching heights up to 70 feet.
• Retains its lower branches well into maturity.
• Naturally occupies poor, dry sites.
• May be used to produce Christmas trees.
• Good for erosion control.
• Seedling height: 8" to 14"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $30
  • 100: $35
  • 250: $40
  • 500: $45
  • 1000: $60

Plum, American

Prunus americana

• A shrub or small tree up to 30-35 feet in height.
• Often spreads by shoots to form thickets.
• Bright red, one-inch plums provide excellent food for wildlife.
• Grows best on rich, moist bottomland soils.
• Seedling height: 12" to 20"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Poplar, Yellow 1-0 * Out of Stock *

Liriodendron tulipifera

• Commonly called the tulip tree.
• A fast-growing tree, reaching heights up to 150 feet.
• Foliage is not a favorite food of the gypsy moth.
• Seedling height: 6" to 12"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $250

Redbud 1-0 (*Limited Quantities)

Cercis canadensis

• Produces bright pink blooms in early spring.
• Reaches heights up to 40 feet.
• Produces seed bearing pods utilized by many species of wildlife.
• Seedling height: 5" to 10"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: Not Available.
  • 500: Not Available.
  • 1000: Not Available.

Spruce, Norway 2-0

Picea abies

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• A slow-grower, reaching heights up to 70 feet. Used for Christmas tree production.
• Seedling height: 6" to 10"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $50
  • 100: $65
  • 250: $80
  • 500: $100
  • 1000: $175

Spruce, Norway 3-0

Picea abies

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• A slow-grower, reaching heights up to 70 feet.
• Used for Christmas tree production.
• Seedling height: 12" to 20"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $225

Sycamore 1-0

Plantanus occidentalis

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• Grows fast in full sunlight, reaching heights up to 80 feet.
• Sometimes used in commercial products.
• Possesses a very beautiful bark.
• Foliage is not a favorite food of the gypsy moth.
• Seedling height: 10" to 16"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $65
  • 100: $90
  • 250: $130
  • 500: $180
  • 1000: $225

Walnut, Black

Juglans nigra

• Description and photo from Virginia Tech
• Highly valued for its lumber and edible nuts.
• Requires rich, well-drained, fertile soil.
• Grows to heights up to 125 feet.
• Seedling height: 12" to 24"
• Quantity and price:
  • 50: $75
  • 100: $100
  • 250: $150
  • 500: $200
  • 1000: $275

Last modified: 2008-03-24