Create a beautiful, hardy evergreen landscape with this diverse 10-tree transplant bundle. These young conifers are ideal for windbreaks, privacy screens, reforestation, wildlife habitat, or long-term property value planting. Each pack includes a balanced mix of fast-growing and dense evergreens selected for adaptability, cold hardiness, and year-round color.

Photos: white pine by Keith Kanoti, white cedar by Brandice Schnabel, red pine by Keith Kanoti

TREE PACK BREAKDOWN:

White Pine Size: 12-16” Quantity: 2

White Spruce Size: 12-18” Quantity: 2

White Cedar Size: 8-14” Quantity: 2

Balsam Fir Size: 12-16” Quantity: 2

Red pine Size: 8-14” Quantity: 2

WHY CHOOSE THIS PACK?

• Diverse growth habits
  A mix of tall canopy trees and dense evergreens for layered visual interest and better wind protection.

• Year-round greenery
  All species are evergreen, providing continuous color, screening, and habitat through every season.

• Cold-hardy and adaptable
  These species are well suited for northern climates and perform well in a variety of soil types once established.

KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF SPECIES:

• White Pine – Moderately shade tolerant and will grow in a variety of sites, though it prefers moist, sandy loam soils.

• White Spruce – Moderately shade tolerant, but grows best in full sun. It does best on moist or dry sites, on clay, sand or loamy soils, but prefers a well-drained soil. The understory of older trees are often dominated by feather mosses and peat moss.

• White Cedar – White cedar is shade tolerant; however, it grows best in full to partial sun. It prefers moist, well-drained organic soils and grows right down the the edges of lakes and rivers. It also grows well on dry, upland sites.

• Balsam Fir – Attractive evergreen with dark green “flat and friendly” needles that are softer and not sharp like spruces, but provide similar excellent habitat benefits. Seedlings are shade-tolerant to start, but bolt quickly when a canopy opening appears.

• Red Pine – Shade intolerant, red pine prefers full sun on a moist or dry site. It grows best on well-drained, sandy loam soil, making it an excellent tree for reforestation of poor, sandy sites.

Please note: Due to availability species may be substituted

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