Our selection includes a variety of tree species that are adaptable to a wide range of growth conditions and possess varying levels of hardiness. The USDA Hardiness Zone information we provide is a useful tool for understanding the general climatic conditions and average cold temperatures of an area.

However, it's important to note that this guide does not account for microclimates, which can be influenced by local weather patterns, property-specific structures, geographical features like hills or canyons, and surrounding landscaping. These factors can significantly impact the suitability of a tree species for your specific location.

If you have any uncertainties about which tree would be the best fit for your environment, or if you're selecting a tree as a special gift, please don't hesitate to contact us. Our team is eager to assist you in making the perfect choice.

The best time to plant your tree is as soon as possible upon receiving it.

Each tree comes with detailed care and planting instructions. If you are unable to plant the tree due to weather conditions, remove the plastic shipping bag from around the container, keep it well-watered, and it will be fine in the pot for several months.

Trees can be planted year-round, with the best times being in the fall (September - November) and spring (March - June). During the winter months, trees are dormant (see winter FAQ), but the ground is often frozen which makes digging difficult.

When planting during the summer months, be sure new plantings are kept well-watered.

Trees have a natural way of getting ready for the cold months of winter. You will notice that the deciduous trees, (having leaves) have lost their leaves and look bare for the winter. Don’t panic, this is nature’s way of winterizing. The conifer trees (having needles) will show little change but they have gone dormant as well.

Winter tips:
If you are unable to plant your tree upon receiving due to weather conditions, your tree can remain in its container until spring. Place the plant and pot outdoors in a protected spot near your home. Insulate the pot with mulch or burlap. Let the natural winter take its course.

This is not an indoor plant. It does not do well being kept indoors. Typical household heat dehydrates your tree. If you must keep it indoors for a limited time, place it near a window for sunlight in a cool room or porch area away from heat.

We include growth habits and mature tree height information for each species offered.

The actual size of a tree/plant, along with how fast it grows depends upon many natural factors such as sunlight, water, competition, growing seasons, climate and location.

We are here to help, so if you have any questions just call us

1. Remove me from my shipping box. If I have paper wrap, please take that off. The wrap and ribbon are recyclable. I come in a plastic bag to protect my soil, please remove it from my pot. (Do not remove my pot until ready to plant.)
2. Water me. Place me outside. I am not an indoor plant. Make sure you water me especially in warm weather.
3. I can be planted any time of the year. Here are some tips on where to plant me: Make sure there is no competition for my space such as other plants or grass. Try to find places with well drained soil.
4. Dig a hole 6 – 8 inches wider than I am. Loosen some of the soil in the hole. Take me out of my pot
5. Hold me straight and fill the hole with moist soil. Plant me 1 inch deeper than the ground line on my trunk. Avoid air pockets in the hole.
6. The first year, please water me approximately every 3 weeks. Water me weekly in summer months.
7. If I’m a deciduous tree, I lose my leaves in the fall. In the spring, new leaves will appear

We provide various species that have a broader growth range, hardiness tolerance and The USDA Hardiness Zone information provide a good guide of average climatic conditions and cold temperatures. 

It doesn't take into account micro-climates which result from local weather patterns, structures on your property, hills or canyons, or surrounding landscape plantings.

If you're unsure, call us and we'll be happy to help you get the best tree, or send for that special gift.

The best time to plant your tree is as soon as possible upon receiving it.

Each tree comes with detailed care and planting instructions. If you are unable to plant the tree due to weather conditions, remove the plastic shipping bag from around the container, keep it well-watered, and it will be fine in the pot for several months.

Trees can be planted year-round, with the best times being in the fall (September - November) and spring (March - June). During the winter months, trees are dormant (see winter FAQ), but the ground is often frozen which makes digging difficult.

When planting during the summer months, be sure new plantings are kept well-watered.

Our lanterns come pre-packaged with white rice paper, so color variations are not currently available.

You can write or draw as desired on the lanterns prior to use with a sharpie pen or marker to make it your own or share that special message.

Trees have a natural way of getting ready for the cold months of winter. You will notice that the deciduous trees, (having leaves) have lost their leaves and look bare for the winter. Don’t panic, this is nature’s way of winterizing. The conifer trees (having needles) will show little change but they have gone dormant as well.

Winter tips:
If you are unable to plant your tree upon receiving due to weather conditions, your tree can remain in its container until spring. Place the plant and pot outdoors in a protected spot near your home. Insulate the pot with mulch or burlap. Let the natural winter take its course.

This is not an indoor plant. It does not do well being kept indoors. Typical household heat dehydrates your tree. If you must keep it indoors for a limited time, place it near a window for sunlight in a cool room or porch area away from heat.

We include growth habits and mature tree height information for each species offered.

The actual size of a tree/plant, along with how fast it grows depends upon many natural factors such as sunlight, water, competition, growing seasons, climate and location.

We are here to help, so if you have any questions just call us

1. Remove me from my shipping box. If I have paper wrap, please take that off. The wrap and ribbon are recyclable. I come in a plastic bag to protect my soil, please remove it from my pot. (Do not remove my pot until ready to plant.)
2. Water me. Place me outside. I am not an indoor plant. Make sure you water me especially in warm weather.
3. I can be planted any time of the year. Here are some tips on where to plant me: Make sure there is no competition for my space such as other plants or grass. Try to find places with well drained soil.
4. Dig a hole 6 – 8 inches wider than I am. Loosen some of the soil in the hole. Take me out of my pot
5. Hold me straight and fill the hole with moist soil. Plant me 1 inch deeper than the ground line on my trunk. Avoid air pockets in the hole.
6. The first year, please water me approximately every 3 weeks. Water me weekly in summer months.
7. If I’m a deciduous tree, I lose my leaves in the fall. In the spring, new leaves will appear