Windbreaks

We can design, provide trees and install a windbreak that will provide long-term protection

Ready, set… plant!

The fall planting season is now over, start planning now for spring!

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A few of our over 30,000 potted deciduous trees and evergreen trees.

Whats Happening Now

We are currently digging our bare root trees, not everything is ready to go at this time. Please call ahead to confirm they are ready before driving to pick them up.

Due to the high demand for trees, because the storm that hit the Midwest last August, we are sold out of some trees and have low quantities of others for this spring. We will have more potted trees available this fall. Please be patient and understand that replanting trees lost in the storm will take time.

On August 10th, 2020 we had a storm hit the tree farm. Below are some pictures of the farm. A lot of the mature trees that protected the farm took a hit, but because of them the potted trees were saved. All the windbreaks that were put in years ago saved most of the buildings, the house, and the potted trees. We have trees for sale that can help protect your property too.

Cement Silo taken down by 8-10-2020 Drecho — Cement Silo taken down by 8-10-2020 Derecho

Windbreak

We sell bare root, grown in the pot trees- The spring potted planting season starts as soon a the frost is out of the ground-usually about April 1st until June 1st.

Evergreen Trees

The planting of seedling evergreen trees (except for Red Cedar) in the field or yard is usually a waste of time and money.

Shade

The shade and fruit trees below I believe are the best for the Midwest. People often ask me what is the best shade tree.

Fruit

The shade and fruit trees below I believe are the best for the Midwest. People often ask me what is the best shade tree.

Seedlings

For Evergreen seedlings, transplants, and potted see our Evergreen page. If you are wanting to order more than 1000 trees/shrubs ask for our premium pricing.

Shrubs

We sell shrubs that we believe are the best for the Midwest. The Dogwoods, Honeysuckles, and Olives can get very weedy and spread to where you do not want them.

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