Rooted in Vermont soil since 1893.
Whether you’re seeking shade, fall foliage, colorful blooms, wildlife habitat, property value, or you simply want to plant a legacy, deciduous trees are a beautiful solution to many landscape needs. From unusual and ornamental, to our majestic native trees, all varieties we carry are hardy to Vermont.
We carry large field-grown, balled and burlapped trees for instant impact. Container trees are also available for easy transport and planting.
Dogwood, Kousa
Cornus kousa
Zone: 4
Part Sun/Shade
HT: 15'
Dogwood, Pagoda
Cornus alternifolia
Zone: 3
Sun/Shade
HT: 15-25'
Hornbeam
Carpinus
Zone: 3
Sun/Shade
HT: 20-30'
Horsechestnut
Aesculus
Zone: 4
Sun/Part Shade
HT: 50-75'
![Another new addition to the nursery this season: American Persimmon! Have you ever tried it?
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Persimmon is quite tannic until very ripe. Once it’s super squishy, this custard-y fruit is tasty eaten fresh, dried, or in baked goods and pies.
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We will be growing the cultivar ‘Golden Delight’ known for its larger fruit that ripens much earlier, a plus for VT gardeners 👍
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Tolerant of clay soils and a wonderful addition to the homestead for you and wildlife.
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ZONE 4, HEIGHT 35-60’, SPREAD 20-35’, SUN/PART SUN
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[As we begin growing new-to-us plants we appreciate photographers who share their work.]
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Many thanks to photographer Katja Schulz on flickr. Information about her photo: Title: American Persimmon – Diospyros virginiana
Modifications: cropped to fit square ratio
Available under public license - https://bit.ly/36cykOH](http://scontent-dfw5-1.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.2885-15/sh0.08/e35/s640x640/82506922_174957190390046_265100780961042612_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent-dfw5-1.cdninstagram.com&_nc_cat=102&_nc_ohc=Oaoigt-FxzUAX_6C6ha&oh=3ae44531047b33fc79835ff9db188347&oe=5EA11218 "Another new addition to the nursery this season: American Persimmon! Have you ever tried it?
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Persimmon is quite tannic until very ripe. Once it’s super squishy, this custard-y fruit is tasty eaten fresh, dried, or in baked goods and pies.
.
We will be growing the cultivar ‘Golden Delight’ known for its larger fruit that ripens much earlier, a plus for VT gardeners 👍
.
Tolerant of clay soils and a wonderful addition to the homestead for you and wildlife.
.
ZONE 4, HEIGHT 35-60’, SPREAD 20-35’, SUN/PART SUN
.
.
[As we begin growing new-to-us plants we appreciate photographers who share their work.]
.
Many thanks to photographer Katja Schulz on flickr. Information about her photo: Title: American Persimmon – Diospyros virginiana
Modifications: cropped to fit square ratio
Available under public license - https://bit.ly/36cykOH")
