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$60.00
Each bundle comes with 25 tree seedlings.
5x Silver Maple
5x Hackberry
5x White Cedar
5x Swamp Oak
5x Balsam Fir
With the widespread occurrence of the emerald ash borer in Minnesota, it is not recommended to plant ash trees. If ash has been removed, these species are suited to similar conditions as ash trees. Planting a variety of species promotes healthy and resilient woodlands, decreasing their susceptibility to pests and disease. Ash trees are typically found in floodplains and wet forests, as well as in urban areas. Species like silver maple, hackberry, white cedar, paper birch, and balsam fir grow in similar habitats and are good replacements for ash.
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$60.00
Each bundle comes with 25 tree seedlings.
5x Bur Oak
5x White Pine
5x American Plum
5x Highbush Cranberry
5x Chokecherry
These trees and shrubs provide important habitat for wildlife, and you will often find a variety of wildlife feeding or taking shelter around these species. In the fall, birds, squirrels, deer, and other wildlife feed on the seeds and fruits they produce. Highbush cranberry and serviceberry shrubs attract a variety of songbirds and pollinators with their flowers in the spring and fruits that remain on branches into winter. Under white pine stands, you’ll see wildlife such as deer and rabbits sheltering and feeding on seedlings. This mix of species provides year-round habitat services and interest.
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