Establish a resilient, wildlife-friendly landscape with this 10-plant native tree and shrub bundle. This mix combines hardy young trees and dense, fruiting shrubs that provide food, cover, and long-term habitat value. Perfect for naturalized areas, restoration projects, shelterbelts, and property borders.

Photos: swamp white oak acorns by Paul Wray, American hazelnut by Shutterstock, American plum by George & Audry DeLange, red-osier dogwood by Rafael Penaloza

TREE PACK BREAKDOWN:

Swamp White Oak Size: 12–18" Quantity: 2

American Hazelnut Size: 12-18” Quantity: 2

Ninebark Size: 12–18" Quantity: 2

American Plum Size: 12–18" Quantity: 2

Red Osier Dogwood Size: 12–18" Quantity: 2

WHY CHOOSE THIS PACK?

• High wildlife value
  Provides nuts, fruit, nesting cover, and browse for birds, pollinators, and mammals.

• Layered habitat structure
  Includes a long-lived canopy tree, mid-height fruiting shrubs, and dense thicket-forming species for excellent shelter and screening.

• Native and adaptable
  These species are well suited to a variety of soils and conditions, making them ideal for restoration and low-maintenance plantings.

KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF SPECIES:

• Swamp White Oak – Grows in a pleasing rounded shape and makes a splendid shade tree. It prefers moist locations but has surprisingly good drought and compaction tolerance, making it ideal for planting in dry areas near water.

• American Hazelnut – Useful both in landscapes and in naturalized settings, American hazelnut (Corylus americana) provides excellent food for wildlife. Small mammals depend on its mast crop of nuts, and its foliage supports a variety of interesting caterpillars that in turn feed birds.

• Ninebark – Small, mounding shrub that grows quickly and supports a variety of birds, moths and butterflies. Ninebark got its name from its peeling bark, which some say has nine layers. The ability of ninebark to grow in harsh conditions makes it especially suitable for erosion control on banks.

• American Plum – Spreading, thicket-forming shrub or small tree with showy white flowers and edible fruit that supports birds and pollinators.

• Red Osier Dogwood – Recognized for its bright red winter stems, this shrub offers year-round interest and excellent cover and food for wildlife. Red-osier dogwood is useful for controlling erosion along stream banks.

Please note: Due to availability species may be substituted

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