Trees

Whether you want towering native shade, a flowering ornamental for a small yard, or a windbreak of evergreens, this collection gathers it all in one place. Maples, oaks, birches, redbuds, dogwoods, conifers, palms, and fruit trees sit side by side, along with tropical showpieces like jacaranda and royal poinciana. Many species feed birds, pollinators, and wildlife for decades once established. Starting trees from seed costs a fraction of nursery stock and lets you raise dozens of young trees for windbreaks, reforestation, bonsai, or a backyard canopy. Browse by species, hardiness, and mature size to match each tree to its spot.

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  • Shade, flowering, evergreen, and fruit trees in one collection
  • Raise dozens of young trees for a fraction of nursery prices
  • Native and tropical species for nearly every hardiness zone
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  • Hinoki Cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa) — whole plant, AI-generated botanical illustration

    Hinoki, Cypress Seed

    Hinoki, Cypress Seed
    Fan-like sprays of glossy, dark green foliage, flattened and marked with subtle white lines underneath, give Hinoki Cypress its elegant evergreen look. Treasured in Japan for its fragrant wood and refined form, Chamaecyparis obtusa grows into a graceful, pyramidal tree with soft reddish bark. Growing from seed gives you plenty of plants for screens, specimens or bonsai, so you can line a property border, feature a single tree or start shaping a miniature.
    $3.50 $510.75
  • Giant Sequoia — whole plant

    Giant, Sequoia Seed

    Giant, Sequoia Seed
    Measured by sheer volume, the most massive tree on Earth comes from the western slopes of California's Sierra Nevada. Giant Sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum) grows quickly when young into a dense, conical tree with blue-green, scale-like foliage and thick, spongy, cinnamon-red bark. In the landscape it makes an unforgettable specimen for large properties, and it is a rewarding project for anyone who wants to grow a living legend from seed.
    $5.45 $547.75
  • Scots Pine — whole plant

    Scots, Pine Seed

    Scots, Pine Seed
    Striking orange bark on the upper trunk and branches sets Scots Pine apart, along with its twisted blue-green needles. This hardy, adaptable evergreen, Pinus sylvestris, grows into a picturesque tree with an irregular, open crown as it matures, and it is a longtime favorite for Christmas trees and windbreaks. This Mongolian seed source is selected for cold, dry climates; its needles may yellow in winter and green up again in spring.
    $5.25 $563.75
  • Sourwood — whole plant

    Oxydendrum arboreum, Sourwood Seed

    Oxydendrum arboreum, Sourwood Seed
    Midsummer, when few other trees bloom, is when Sourwood shines with drooping sprays of tiny, bell-shaped white flowers. This graceful native tree, Oxydendrum arboreum, has a slender, pyramidal habit and year-round interest. Bees flock to the blossoms, and sourwood honey is prized across the Southeast. In fall the glossy leaves turn brilliant scarlet to maroon while the pale seed capsules hang on, creating a striking contrast. It suits woodland edges, lawns and patios where a smaller specimen tree is wanted.
    $3.50 $169.00
  • Golden Shower Tree — whole plant

    Cassia fistula, Golden Shower Tree Seed

    Cassia fistula, Golden Shower Tree Seed
    Long, hanging clusters of bright yellow flowers drip from the branches of Golden Shower Tree, a showstopping tropical ornamental. Cassia fistula blooms heavily in late spring and early summer, often when the tree is nearly leafless, turning the whole canopy into a cascade of gold. Long, dark seed pods follow and hang through the year. It is a beloved street and park tree in warm climates and makes a dramatic patio or courtyard specimen in frost-free gardens.
    $4.00 $1,158.00
  • American Mountain Ash — whole plant

    American, Mountain Ash Seed

    American, Mountain Ash Seed
    Birds can't resist the heavy bunches of bright orange-red berries that hang on American Mountain Ash in late summer and fall. This hardy native small tree brings a cheerful show through the seasons: Sorbus americana has fine, feathery compound leaves and flat clusters of creamy white flowers in late spring, and its foliage turns gold to red in autumn. It thrives in cool climates and is ideal for northern yards and naturalized plantings.
    $3.60 $836.50
  • Cedar of Lebanon — whole plant

    Cedrus libani, Cedar Seed

    Cedrus libani, Cedar Seed
    Celebrated in history and literature for centuries, Cedar of Lebanon is a majestic, long-lived evergreen. Cedrus libani starts out with a pyramidal shape, then slowly develops a broad crown with dramatic, layered horizontal branches clothed in dark green needles. Upright barrel-shaped cones sit along the tops of the branches like candles, adding to its stately look. Given room to grow, it becomes a breathtaking specimen for large lawns, estates and parks.
    $4.00 $1,491.50
  • Date Palm — whole plant

    Date, Palm Seed

    Date, Palm Seed
    Grown for thousands of years for its sweet fruit and towering, elegant form, Date Palm is the classic desert palm. Phoenix dactylifera develops a tall, rugged trunk crowned with long, arching, gray-green feathery fronds and often produces offshoots at the base. It loves intense heat and full sun, making it ideal for hot, dry climates, while young seedlings make attractive container plants anywhere. Note that seedlings are a mix of male and female plants, and fruit quality varies.
    $3.50 $1,547.25
  • Moringa — whole plant

    Moringa oleifera, Moringa Seed

    Moringa oleifera, Moringa Seed
    Highly nutritious, edible leaves have earned Moringa its celebrated place among fast-growing tropical trees. Moringa oleifera, often called the drumstick tree, forms an open, airy canopy of feathery foliage and bears clusters of fragrant, creamy flowers followed by long slender pods. The young leaves, flowers and tender pods are all used in cooking around the world. It shrugs off heat and drought and can even be grown as a cut-back annual or container plant in cooler areas.
    $4.25 $1,033.00
  • Apple — whole plant

    Malus pumila, Apple Seed

    Malus pumila, Apple Seed
    Spring blossoms and crisp autumn fruit make Apple the classic backyard fruit tree. Malus pumila seedlings grow into rounded, spreading trees covered in fragrant pink and white flowers each spring. Because apples do not come true from seed, every seedling is a unique tree, which makes this seed ideal for growing hardy rootstocks for grafting, wildlife plantings, or the fun of discovering a new apple. This seed lot is collected mainly from Red Delicious fruit.
    $4.00 $1,016.50
  • Bonsai Pine Mix — whole plant

    Bonsai Mix, Pine Seed

    Bonsai Mix, Pine Seed
    Miniature trees with rugged bark and dense needle pads are within reach with Bonsai Mix Pine Seed, a fun, easy way to start your own collection. This blend contains seed from several pine species chosen for bonsai, giving you a variety of needle lengths, colors and growth habits from a single packet. Pines are among the most classic bonsai subjects, developing beautifully with patient pinching and wiring. Grow them in pots outdoors and watch your seedlings take shape year after year.
    $3.50 $1,296.00
  • Norway Spruce — whole plant

    Norway, Spruce Seed

    Norway, Spruce Seed
    Graceful, drooping branchlets and large hanging cones are the signature features of Norway Spruce, a fast-growing, stately evergreen. Picea abies forms a tall, dense pyramid of dark green needles, making it one of the most popular trees for windbreaks, privacy screens and Christmas tree plantings. Its pendulous side branches give mature trees an elegant, weeping look that stands out in any large landscape. This seed lot comes from a Southern European provenance.
    $4.00 $694.00
  • European Hornbeam — whole plant

    European, Hornbeam Seed

    European, Hornbeam Seed
    Formal hedges, pleached screens and garden rooms are where European Hornbeam excels, because it takes shearing exceptionally well. This refined, dependable tree, Carpinus betulus, is known for its dense, finely ribbed leaves and smooth, fluted gray bark. Left to grow, it develops into a handsome oval shade tree with yellow fall color, and young hedges often hold their dry leaves through winter for added privacy. It is adaptable, long-lived and rarely troubled by pests.
    $4.00 $1,349.00
  • Mexican Fan Palm — whole plant

    Mexican Fan, Palm Seed

    Mexican Fan, Palm Seed
    Across Southern California and other warm regions, the tall, slender palm that defines the skyline is Mexican Fan Palm. Washingtonia robusta grows quickly into a towering, narrow trunk topped with a compact crown of bright green, fan-shaped leaves. Old fronds form a thatched skirt unless trimmed. Its speed, heat tolerance and dramatic height make it a favorite for avenues and large landscapes, while young seedlings make easy, fast-growing container palms.
    $3.50 $1,353.00
  • European Fan Palm — whole plant

    European Fan, Palm Seed

    European Fan, Palm Seed
    Heat, drought and coastal conditions suit this tough, compact Mediterranean native, the European Fan Palm, one of the most cold-hardy palms you can grow. Chamaerops humilis forms a slow-growing clump of multiple trunks topped with stiff, fan-shaped leaves in shades of green to silvery blue-green. Its bushy, shrubby habit makes it perfect for containers, patios, rock gardens and low screens, and it stays manageable for years.
    $3.50 $1,291.50
  • Windmill Palm — whole plant

    Windmill, Palm Seed

    Windmill, Palm Seed
    Tropical style well beyond the subtropics is possible with Windmill Palm, one of the hardiest palms in the world. Trachycarpus fortunei forms a single, slender trunk wrapped in shaggy brown fiber and topped with a neat crown of rounded, fan-shaped leaves. It stays compact enough for small yards, patios and courtyards, and performs well in containers. Unlike many palms, it tolerates light frost and part shade, making it a favorite for cooler coastal and temperate gardens.
    $3.50 $1,020.50
  • European White Birch — whole plant

    European White, Birch Seed

    European White, Birch Seed
    Small, toothed green leaves flutter in the lightest breeze on European White Birch, a graceful shade tree loved for its bright white bark and slender, gently drooping branches. In fall the foliage of Betula pendula turns a clear yellow, giving it four-season appeal in lawns, groupings and naturalistic plantings. It grows at a moderate pace and handles cold winters with ease, so its pale trunks can brighten the landscape year after year.
    $3.50 $1,008.00
  • Italian Cypress — whole plant

    Italian, Cypress Seed

    Italian, Cypress Seed
    Lining Tuscan roads and villa gardens for centuries, Italian Cypress is the iconic evergreen of Mediterranean landscapes. Cupressus sempervirens has dense, dark green, scale-like foliage and an upright habit, with many trees forming the familiar narrow spire. It loves heat and sun and handles drought once established, making it a natural fit for formal gardens, driveways and dry-climate landscapes. Seed-grown trees vary in shape, ranging from slim columns to broader, more open forms.
    $3.50 $989.50
  • acer griseum whole plant

    Paperbark, Maple Seed

    Paperbark, Maple Seed
    Peeling, cinnamon-orange bark that glows in winter light is the claim to fame of Paperbark Maple, a small ornamental tree. Acer griseum has neat trifoliate leaves that turn rich red and orange late in the fall, and its compact size suits patios, entryways and small gardens. It grows slowly and steadily into a refined specimen with year-round interest, earning a spot where it can be admired up close.
    $4.00 $1,281.75
  • Pyrus communis, Pear Seed

    Pyrus communis, Pear Seed

    Pyrus communis, Pear Seed
    Bartlett, D'Anjou and Beurre Hardy are among the classic European varieties behind Pear Grafting Mix, a blend of seed gathered from several of these favorites. Pyrus communis seedlings grow into sturdy, vigorous young trees that are ideal as rootstock for grafting your favorite pear varieties. Seedlings also make tough, white-blooming trees for wildlife plantings, though their fruit will vary and not match the parent varieties.
    $4.00 $601.75
  • Nordmann, Fir Seed

    Nordmann, Fir Seed

    Nordmann, Fir Seed
    Soft needles that hold well indoors have made Nordmann Fir one of the most popular Christmas trees in the world. This stately evergreen, Abies nordmanniana, has lush, glossy dark green needles and a dense, symmetrical pyramid shape. In the landscape it makes a handsome specimen or screen, staying full to the ground with beautiful layered branches that look good in every season, whether you plan to harvest it or let it grow.
    $4.00 $1,405.00
  • Arizona, Cypress Seed

    Arizona, Cypress Seed

    Arizona, Cypress Seed
    Water-wise landscapes across the South and West rely on Arizona Cypress, a tough native evergreen that handles heat, drought and poor soils with ease. Cupressus arizonica has soft, blue-gray to silvery green foliage and a neat, conical shape, making it a top choice for windbreaks and privacy screens. Its attractive reddish bark and aromatic foliage add extra appeal, and it is also grown as a Christmas tree in warm regions. Also can be used for bonsai growing.
    $3.50 $1,562.75
  • Longleaf, Pine Seed

    Longleaf, Pine Seed

    Longleaf, Pine Seed
    Starting life in a curious grass stage, looking like a tuft of grass while it builds deep roots, Longleaf Pine then shoots upward. This iconic Southern native, Pinus palustris, is known for its extra-long needles, which can reach a foot or more, and its tall, open crown. It is long-lived, wind-firm and highly resistant to fire, making it ideal for restoration, reforestation and large landscapes across the Southeast.
    $5.25 $859.75
  • Japanese Maple — whole plant, AI-generated botanical illustration
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    Japanese, Maple Seed

    Japanese, Maple Seed
    Delicate, hand-shaped leaves on a layered, spreading frame make this graceful small tree a garden classic. Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum) brings fine texture to the garden all season, then lights up in fall with shades of gold, orange and scarlet. This small-seeded strain grows into the classic green-leaved form, and many growers raise it as rootstock for grafting named varieties. It is ideal for patios, woodland edges, containers and bonsai.
    $5.25 $606.50
  • Red Japanese Maple — whole plant, AI-generated botanical illustration
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    Red Japanese, Maple Seed

    Red Japanese, Maple Seed
    Layered, graceful branches on this small tree carry rich burgundy-red foliage that brings deep color to the garden. Red Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum atropurpureum) is collected from red-leaved parents, so many seedlings show deep purple-red leaves in spring that mellow through summer and flare crimson in fall. Its fine, lacy texture and elegant shape make it a favorite for patios, Japanese-style gardens, containers and bonsai. Each seedling is a little different, which adds to the charm.
    $5.25 $906.00
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    Shantung, Maple Seed

    Shantung, Maple Seed
    Smaller yards and city streets get outstanding fall color from Shantung Maple, a compact, adaptable shade tree. Acer truncatum has glossy, star-shaped leaves that emerge with a purplish tint in spring, then turn yellow, orange and red in autumn. It tolerates heat, drought, poor soil and urban conditions better than many maples and grows into a neat, rounded crown, making it a smart pick wherever space is limited.
    $3.75 $1,244.25
  • Japanese Flowering Cherry — whole plant, AI-generated botanical illustration
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    Japanese Flowering, Cherry Seed

    Japanese Flowering, Cherry Seed
    Clouds of white to soft pink flowers cover the branches of this iconic spring bloomer before or as the leaves emerge. Japanese Flowering Cherry (Prunus serrulata) is the tree behind cherry blossom festivals, growing into a graceful, vase-shaped small tree with glossy bark and bronze-tinted new leaves that turn yellow to orange in fall. It is a lovely specimen for lawns, entryways and patios, and seedlings also make excellent understock for grafting.
    $5.25 $574.25
  • Pacific Dogwood — whole plant
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    Pacific, Dogwood Seed

    Pacific, Dogwood Seed
    Spring woodlands along the West Coast light up when Pacific Dogwood, the region's signature flowering tree, opens large, creamy white bracts around a button of tiny greenish flowers. Cornus nuttallii grows into a graceful small tree with layered branches, clusters of bright red-orange fruit in late summer and warm red fall color. It thrives in dappled shade under taller conifers and makes a lovely understory or specimen tree in mild, moist climates.
    $5.25 $537.50
  • Butternut — whole plant
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    Juglans cinerea, Butternut Seed

    Juglans cinerea, Butternut Seed
    Early settlers loved the sweet, buttery, oil-rich nuts of Butternut for baking and candy, and their elongated shells hold a richer, milder flavor than black walnut. This hardy native walnut, Juglans cinerea, grows into a broad, open-crowned tree with large compound leaves and light gray, ridged bark. It is very cold hardy and well suited to northern homesteads, woodlots and wildlife plantings where a fast-establishing nut tree is wanted.
    $5.25 $409.50
  • Pagoda Dogwood — whole plant, AI-generated botanical illustration
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    Pagoda, Dogwood Seed

    Pagoda, Dogwood Seed
    Tiered, horizontal branches give this graceful native small tree an elegant, pagoda-like silhouette. Pagoda Dogwood (Cornus alternifolia) bears flat clusters of creamy white flowers in late spring, followed by blue-black berries on showy red stems that birds devour. Its leaves turn reddish-purple in fall. A natural fit for shade gardens and woodland edges, it brings year-round structure to smaller spaces.
    $3.50 $778.25