Evergreen Conifers

California Privet

California Privet

Eastern Red Cedar for sale

Eastern Red Cedar Tree

Loblolly Pine is native the the southeastern portion of the United States. It can be found growing from Texas to Florida. It also grows north towards Delaware and New Jersey along the eastern side. Loblolly pine is also called yellow southern pine, old field pine, bull pine rosemary pine, and the North Carolina pine. It is the second most popular type of tree in the united states; the first is the red maple.

Loblolly Pine

These flowers often attract butterflies. One the flowers fade the northern privet then produces a dark blue colored berry that attracts birds. These droops typically form in the late summer to early fall and can remain on the privet through the winter months to provide food for birds and other small animals.

Northern Privet

Pine Trees are excellent trees for many reasons. They are evergreen, so they are green all year long and they are practically maintenance free. Most of the different types of this tree, once established, will be drought resistant and can survive short dry seasons.

Pine Trees

Pitch Pine tree is native to the northeastern United States. It does well in poor soils and prefers gravelly, sandy, acidic soils. However, it is tolerant of all soil types. The Pitch Pine accepts a variety of moisture conditions, from very wet to very dry. Pitch Pine is extremely resistant to damage. If its trunk is injured it will regrow from shoots and it has an especially thick bark to protect it from fire.

Pitch Pine

Privet (Ligustrum-366) for Sale

Privet Plants

The Short Leaf Pine is a Native tree to the central and eastern portions of the United States. These trees are used for their lumber in making plywood and wood pulp which is used for paper production. They are moderately growing trees, growing at a rate of 2 to3 feet per year. These trees do produce a cone after several years that will attract many varieties of wildlife to the area.

Short Leaf Pine

Southern Yellow Pine Tree

Southern Yellow Pine Tree

Spruce pine

Spruce Pine

Virginia Pine

Virginia Pine