Identify Your Trees and Shrubs

Your trees are shipped with an identification sheet. If you’ve misplaced your identification sheet view it below.

Identify Your Trees by Identification Sheet

• 10 Autumn Classics Tree Package 2578
• 10 Baldcypresses Trees Package 1205
• 10 Colorado Blue Spruce Trees Package 1203
• 10 Douglasfir Trees Package 2297
• 5 Downy Serviceberry Trees Package 8736
• 10 Eastern RedbudTrees Package 1224
• 10 Eastern Redcedar Trees Package 2583
• 10 Flowering Trees Package 2988
• 10 Flowering Trees Package 7404
• 10 Flowering Trees Package 7409
• 10 Flowering Trees Package 7192
• 10 Flowering Trees + 2 Crapemyrtles Package 7388
• 10 Flowering Trees + 2 Crapemyrtles Package 7389
• 10 Flowering Trees + 2 Crapemyrtles Package 7390
• 10 Flowering Trees + 2 Fragrant Lilacs Package 7387
• 10 Flowering Trees + 2 Pee Gee Hydrangeas Package 9590
• 5 Flowering Trees, 5 Norway Spruce + 2 Pee Gee Hydrangeas Package 9591
• 5 Flowering Trees, 5 Norway Spruce + 2 Crapemyrtles Package 9592
• 5 Flowering Trees, 5 Norway Spruce + 2 Fragrant Lilacs Package 8835
• 5 Fragrant Purple Lilacs Shrub Package 4912
• 10 Live Oak Trees Package 1202
• 10 Norway Spruce Trees Package 2473
• 10 Norway Spruce Trees + 2 Pee Gee Hydrangeas Package 8847
• 10 Norway Spruce Trees + 2 Fragrant Lilacs Package 6723
• 10 Oak Trees Package 3182
• 5 Pee Gee Hydrandeas Shrub Package 7175
• 10 River Birch Trees Package 1219
• 10 Shade Trees Package 1211
• 5 Sweetshrubs Shrub Package 8720
• 10 Tree Mix Tree Package 1215
• 10 White Flowering Dogwood Trees Package 1214
• 10 White Pine Trees Package 1216
• 10 White Fir Trees Package 1228
• 10 Wildbird Garden Tree Package 3663
• Crapemyrtle Shrub Package 3006/9213

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the gel-like substance around the roots of my tree seedlings?

  That substance is hydrating gel that ensures that your tree seedlings remain hydrated as they ship from our nursery to you. The substance is a product called terrasorb and is non-toxic. You will want to soak your tree in water for 3-6 hours prior to planting them (these instructions are also in your planting guide that is enclosed with your order). Do NOT soak the trees overnight.



• What size of hole do I need to dig when I’m planting my trees?

  For baby seedlings, you should dig one hole per tree, 2 ½ feet or more apart. Dig each hole as deep as the tree roots are long so that the top-most root is covered by an inch of soil. The roots should lie naturally and be given enough room so that they can easily spread out. If you are transplanting your trees to their permanent location, the hole should be wider than necessary and the soil turned a foot deep in an area of up to five feet in diameter to aid in root growth. Your trees should also be planted much further apart. You can also find more detailed planting instructions here.