1" caliper

Common Name/ProductScientific NameAvailable Quantity Add to QuotePrice Code
River Birch #5>1″
River Birch (Betula nigra) saplings
 Betula nigra #5>1″ 6
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 River Birch #5>1"
Persimmon #7>1″
Image of a Diospyros virginiana Persimmon zoomed in on its bright orange fruit growing from a branch surrounded by green leaves with small water droplets on it
 Diospyros virginiana #7>1″ 6
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 Persimmon #7>1"
Eastern Red Cedar #7>1″
Image of a close up of Juniperus virginiana Easter Red Cedar focused on its blue juniper berries and green evergreen leaves
 Juniperus virginiana #7>1″ 4
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 Eastern Red Cedar #7>1"
Sweetbay Magnolia #5>1″
Image of a Magnolia virginiana Sweetbay Magnolia focused on its cup-shaped white flower surrounded by green leaves in full sun
 Magnolia virginiana #5>1″ 32
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 Sweetbay Magnolia #5>1"
Loblolly Pine #7>1″
Image of a Pinus taeda Loblolly Pine zoomed in on its green pinecone looking flower surrounded by thin green needles
 Pinus taeda #7>1″ 1
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 Loblolly Pine #7>1"
Sycamore #7>1″
Image of Platanus occidentalis Sycamore zoomed in on its big green leaves in full sun
 Platanus occidentalis #7>1″ 7
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 Sycamore #7>1"
Eastern Cottonwood #5>1″
Image of a Populus deltoides Eastern Cottonwood leaf with seed capsules that have silky white hairs
 Populus deltoides #5>1″ 2
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 Eastern Cottonwood #5>1"
Swamp White Oak #7>1″
Image of a group of Quercus bicolor Swamp White Oak in 7gallon containers full of green leaves with a measuring stick showing them over 72" tall
 Quercus bicolor #7>1″ 57
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 Swamp White Oak #7>1"
Bur Oak #5>1″
 Quercus macrocarpa #5>1″ 5
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 Bur Oak #5>1"

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