Pin Oak Live Tree – 12-18″ Tall – 1 Quart Pot – Deciduous Tree – Zones 4-8
Best for: Urban landscapes, large gardens, shade tree, fall color display. Just water them as soon as possible, get them planted or potted, and give them a light prune if needed. Place them in a bright outdoor spot with indirect sunlight, and they should bounce back nicely.
River Birch Live Tree – 12-18″ Tall – 1 Quart Pot – Deciduous Tree – Zones 4-9
The River Birch is a fast-growing, deciduous tree admired for its attractive, peeling bark and tolerance of wet soils. Climate: Thrives in USDA zones 4–9; prefers temperate climates and tolerates humidity well.
American Witch-Hazel Live Tree – 6-12″ Tall – 1qt Pot – Deciduous – Zones 3-8
Witchhazel is a unique, deciduous shrub or small tree prized for its fragrant, ribbon-like flowers that bloom in late fall to early spring, depending on the species. Just water them as soon as possible, get them planted or potted, and give them a light prune if needed.
Kousa Japanese Dogwood Tree – 12-18″ Tall – 1qt Pot – Cornus Kousa – Zones 3–8
It adds four-season interest with beautiful bark and autumn foliage, making it a favorite in landscape designs. Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade. Genus: Cornus. Climate: Prefers temperate climates; hardy in USDA zones 5–8.
Pink Japanese Dogwood Tree – 12-18″ Tall – 1qt Pot – Cornus Rubra – Zones 5-9
Cultivar: Typically Cornus florida ‘Rubra’. Genus: Cornus. It’s an excellent choice for landscape accent and wildlife support. Climate: Prefers temperate climates; hardy in USDA zones 5–9. Just water them as soon as possible, get them planted or potted, and give them a light prune if needed.
White Oak Live Tree – 12-18″ Tall – 4″ Pot – Quercus Alba Deciduous – Zones 3-9
White Oak (Quercus alba) is a majestic deciduous tree known for its strong wood, attractive lobed leaves, and wildlife value. It’s a slow-growing but long-lived species, often reaching over 100 feet tall and living for several centuries.
Willow Oak Live Tree – 12-18″ Tall – 1 Quart Pot – Deciduous Tree – Zones 5-9
Popular for landscaping and urban planting, it provides excellent shade and adapts well to various soil types. Climate: Thrives in USDA zones 5–9; prefers temperate to warm climates. Watering: Requires regular watering during the first 2–3 years; once established, it can tolerate occasional dry spells.
