American Beech Nut Tree
Golden bronze fall color with smooth silvery-gray colored bark. "Beech Nuts" act as important wildlife food including wild turkeys, foxes, and porcupines. Grows 50' to 70' with a 40' spread.

Shipped at 2 to 4 Feet

American Filbert (Hazel Nut) Trees
Quick bearing, dwarf growing. Easy to crack, large sweet kernels, shell out whole. Fine for shrub borders or hedges.


Shipped at 1 to 2 feet only.

Black Walnut Trees
America’s most popular nut tree. Tall, towering, sturdy, handsome trees. Valuable for timber, shade and tasty nuts.


Shipped at 1 to 2 feet only.

Buckeye Nut Tree
Yellow flowers in spring and brilliant pumpkin orange fall leaves. Often used as tall screen or shade tree. Grows 60' to 75', 30' spread.

Shipped at 2 to 4 Feet

Butternut Trees
Big, pecan-shaded nuts with rich, buttery flavor and tender white meat. Hardy, fast growing, high-yielding, superb shade tree.


Shipped at 1 to 2 feet only.

Chinese Chestnut Trees
New, improved blight resistant. Hardy, prolific bearing (plant 2 or more, pollination insures a big crop). Big sweet nuts compare to the good nature varieties for size and quality. Beautiful year round. Medium size trees bear young.


Shipped at 1 to 2 feet only.

English Walnut Trees
Attractive, broad-headed trees, excellent for shade. Grow fast, bear young. Large, thin-shelled, and easy to crack nuts.


Shipped at 1 to 2 feet only.

Pecan Seedlings
Beautiful, rapid growing, sturdy nut trees produced from seed of thin-shelled hardy varieties. Kernels are delicious but usually smaller than grafted pecans.


Shipped 1 to 2 feet only.

Shell Bark Hickory Trees
One of the best nut trees, especially for northern states. Large, white, 4-angled nuts, sweet kernel.


Shipped at 1 to 2 feet only.