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Trees for Sale at Nature Hills Nursery

What would this world be without the grace of trees? From the stately native eastern white pine to the majestic golden fall color of Autumn Gold ginkgo, trees help make the world go round. We're proud to help you enjoy their value and beauty with a wide range of trees for sale right here at Nature Hills Nursery.

We started as an online conifer nursery in 2001. Since then, we've grown, sold and shipped veritable forests across the United States.

We take this incredible responsibility seriously. NatureHills.com was the first online nursery to sign up with Plant Sentry™, an online shipping tool to protect local ecosystems.

We rely on Plant Sentry to block the shipment of regulated plant material. Some woody plants perform "too well" in certain areas, so we've done the right thing to support all federal and state plant regulations.

Selection and Care Tips for Your Trees

Today's evergreens and flowering plants offer richer color, cold hardiness, drought tolerance, reduced seed set, and bigger, better blooms. After all, modern plant scientists understand what today’s property owner is looking for.

Plants have a preference for optimal temperature, sunlight, climate and soil type. Study your landscape to Grow Healthy Plants >>

No matter where you live in the continental United States, we have varieties of trees for sale that thrive in your USDA Plant Hardiness Growing Zone.

Beautiful Flowering Ornamental Trees

Turn your landscape into a paradise with a lovely small tree. Choose your favorite flowering tree as an anchor for your patio planting bed or foundation planting, too.

Add nectar-rich flowers with our Blue Chinese Wisteria and fabulous selection of Crape Myrtles. Native Flowering Dogwood and White Fringe trees are an exceptional resource for butterflies and songbirds in your neighborhood.

Gardeners in warm winter temperate regions can enliven their plantings with clear blue Chaste trees. Don't forget about our cute Strawberry trees with their blooms, fruit, and rich cinnabar bark.

Gift the people in your world an outstanding spring flower display with a Flowering Cherry Blossoms. Use a single specimen, or start an incredible collection in your space.

Get spring blooms and fall fruit with Flowering Crabapples. Our modern cultivars are brimming with health and ornamental appeal. You can even harvest the fruit for homemade jellies and jams.

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For a very special focal point, don't forget about weeping plant forms.  Lavender Twist Weeping Redbud trees and White Snow Fountains Weeping Cherry trees draw all eyes as a lyrical specimen.

Foliage is another way to add visual impact. The dark-colored foliage of Flowering Plum trees makes a showy splash all season-long — well beyond the incredible blooms.

Use Japanese Maple trees to jazz up a courtyard. Can you imagine anything prettier than their finely dissected leaves reflected in a water feature?

Fast-Growing Trees: Large Shade Trees

Tall trees add shade and depth to your landscape. Plant trees on the south or southwest side of your property to save on cooling costs, and they'll grow into a valuable asset for you.

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If you need shade fast, try our Royal Empress hardwood tree in purple or white flowers. Willow Hybrid also grows an astonishing 6 to 12 feet a year.

Maples — like Autumn Blaze Maple and Summer Red Maple — offer excellent shade and outstanding fall color.  Our tree nursery brings new cultivars online all the time; these popular trees prove their worth day in and day out.

Oaks grow fast when young, delivering a classic look for your home and yard. You'll be proud of your choice to use these dignified natives.

Don't forget the symmetry of Elm trees. Modern efforts to rebirth this noble species are well underway. Our tree center is excited to offer so many options, including Valley Forge American Elm trees.

Get dappled shade with Shademaster Honeylocust. Add incredible flowers with a Mimosa tree.

Quaking Aspen and Birch trees have small leaves that allow a little sunlight to penetrate their canopy. You can easily install an underplanting of shrubs and perennials underneath in a beautifully mulched planting bed at the same time you put in your tree.

Large, compound leaves and textured bark of native Shagbark Hickory give a fantastic tropical impression. Orchid-shaped spring flowers and huge leaves of native Northern Catalpa make this choice a breezy joy to live with.

Yard Trees to Resist Wind Damage

If you are in a blustery area, look for hardwoods that stand up to wind. American Beech is a tough tree that also offers gorgeous fall color.

Bald Cypress trees are a favorite with urban planners as a tall choice for large properties. This deciduous evergreen has very strong hardwood and tolerates damp soil.

Flowering D.D. Blanchard Southern Magnolia trees are a magnificent choice for rugged shade trees. Best kept in a mulched bed, you'll truly enjoy lemony fresh-scented blooms and an incredible semi-evergreen foliage.

American Holly is also a durable selection. Their gorgeous, spined foliage is instantly recognizable for a formal yard. Plant three or more for holiday berry decorations.

Windbreaks should be planted perpendicularly to the prevailing winds on your property. Get more info at the #ProPlantTips Garden Blog >>

Privacy Trees for Sale: Best Evergreen Trees

Trees can do so much to shield your landscape into a private retreat. Densely branched varieties, like soft Arborvitae, offer privacy for the backyard and other parts of your landscape.

Hide a neighbor's window with a judiciously placed Baker's Colorado Blue Spruce. Use a short row of North Pole Arborvitae at the back of your barbeque.

Add panache with your privacy with a series of stylish Serbian Spruce trees. Fill a wide, open area with an impeccable Douglas Fir.

Remove turf around evergreens and you won't have to climb up the lowest branches for mowing. Don't miss the enchanting effect of a statuesque evergreen tree that is full from top to bottom.

Flowering deciduous trees can also be used for privacy. Consider using Betty Magnolia trees or Royal Raindrops Crabapple trees as a large-scale hedge to make an incredible private setting to let your hair down.

Love Weeping Willow trees? Put one or more to use as a privacy screen on large properties.

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How to Plant Hedgerows or Windbreaks

Leave enough room for specimens to reach their mature height and spread. If you'll be planting a single tree as an accent, it's wise to plan for the largest number listed on the Plant Highlights.

For a solid hedgerow, you'll want the canopies to grow together and touch. Remember that plants grow out on either side of the trunk.

Plant fast-growing trees, like Theves Poplar, about 8 to 10 feet apart. Measure from trunk to trunk with on center planting.

Achieve a faster hedge with these tips:

Native Trees for Birds, Honeybees and You

Trees are carbon sponges that play a critical role in our precious world.  We're excited about the future, and so are many of the world's pre-eminent scientific minds.

From the rebirth of disease-resistant American elms to alkaline-tolerant Arizona ash, Nature Hills plant nursery is on the cutting edge of sound ecological practices. We've even introduced Audubon's USDA Organic White Oak.

With cute leaves shaped like mittens, endearing native Sassafras offers wonderful fragrance, flowers and fall color. The bark, leaves and even the roots of this special tree are fragrant.

Fall color display and unique, star-shaped leaves are the hallmarks of bird-friendly Sweet Gum trees. Birds love the seed balls, and so do little boys and girls.

Enjoy the regal silhouette of the Linden tree, the source of delicious Basswood honey. This honeybee favorite produces fragrant spring blooms.

The native Sourwood tree is a treat in landscapes with dry, acidic soil. The flowers are the source for excellent Tupelo honey.

Make the most of damp soils with the flowers and fruit of Nannyberry Viburnum. Grow this gorgeous, bird-friendly native as a tree-form or large shrub.

Oak trees are mainstays of food forests that support deer, turkey, grouse and many more species. We're proud of our extensive online catalog of these mast-producing forest trees. Our trees for sale in this category include Sawtooth Oak, one of the fastest to produce acorns.

Remember to think about your landscape in terms of layers. Use understory trees like Native American Plum trees and Eastern Redbud trees for interest under tall native Tulip Poplar.

Neighborhood birds rate popular Serviceberries high on their list of natural food resources. Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry trees offer incredibly ornamental features, like white flowers along with saturated fall color.

Buy Trees to Fit Small-Space Gardens  

Some of the hottest trees for sale on our website are the slim and slender Columnar trees. As you can imagine, they sell out quickly.

Read more about how to use these right-sized trees, even in tight side yards >>

These popular selections feature fastigiate branches that grow upward at a steep angle. Who said small courtyards couldn't leverage Oak and Maple?

Nature Hills Nursery’s Top-Selling Columnar trees include:

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Use trees with special features to dazzle your visitors. Flowering accents shine in their season, no matter what variety you choose. Opt for the showy flowers of Fort McNair Horse Chestnut trees or the fragrant Ivory Silk Lilac tree. Or go for the twice-yearly flower show of Autumn Blooming Flowering Cherry trees.

How to Use Accent Plants in a Landscape Design >>

Every accent plant offers a unique look and adds countless benefits to your garden. Who could forget the incredible fall-color trees for a spicy end to each growing season?

And why not give yourself one or more of our expertly crafted tree-form shrubs? Get the blooms you love from popular roses and shrubs, raised up to eye level.

Choose Nature Hills Nursery for Just the Right Trees

Shopping at Nature Hills Nursery delivers a bushel of benefits. Not only do you show off your responsible style, but you’re choosing trees for sale from a company that cares. We truly appreciate your business, and hope we show it with our commitment to you.

Our online tree nursery makes sure all of your planting needs are delivered to your door, and we provide ample growing and planting information on our website.

Your commitment to us supports our ongoing efforts to be Green Industry leaders — while you enjoy high-quality trees that keep our planet beautiful and healthy. Shop the wide range of trees for sale at Nature Hills Nursery and place your order today.

Landscaping Shrubs and Bushes for Sale

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Landscaping Shrubs and Bushes for Sale at Nature Hills Nursery

New shrubs and bushes easily revamp the look of mature plantings to create designer-style in your yard. You’ll find a stunning array of landscaping shrubs and bushes for sale right here at Nature Hills Nursery.

Both large and small landscaping bushes add personality to a garden. Woody shrubbery plants become some of the most important plant material in your yard. Create the walls of garden rooms with long hedges, or mass plant shrubs to fill a wide, open area.

Make your outdoor space more livable by layering in a mix of landscape shrubs. Different types of bushes for sale at our online nursery include: 

Choose Nature Hills Nursery to get a head start on bush plants that add value to your home.  

Fast-growing shrubs establish quickly in your landscape. Some privacy hedge plants can be formally sheared. These include:

Popular shrubs for full sun include:

Shrubs for partial shade include:

Evergreen Shrubs Add Privacy and Year-Round Color

Evergreen shrubs include narrow-needled varieties that look good all year-round. You’ll find a host of them right here, including:

Broad-leaved evergreen shrubs also retain their leaves over winter, delivering year-long structure and color. These include:

Statement-Making Flowering Bushes and Accent Shrubs

Starting in early spring, the brilliant yellow blooms of Forsythia bushes welcome a new season. Late-blooming Rose of Sharon shrubs pump out tropical-looking blooms when other shrubs have finished blooming for the season.

For a modern focal point, use one of our expertly crafted tree-form plants. Our growers create bush tree-form and shrub tree-form plants with blooms held at eye level. You can also try our exquisite spiral topiary shrubs to add a touch of sophisticated elegance.

Shrubs and Bushes FAQ

When should I plant new bushes and shrubs? 

Shop our website and place your order at any time of year to reserve your plants. We'll ship your shrubs and bushes your way when the weather is right for planting in your area.

For the best long-term results, choose hardy shrub plants that are rated for your USDA Growing Zone. Order when you see what you want in stock. We sell out quickly.

What is the difference between a shrub and a bush?

A bush refers to a low-growing, rounded woody shrub that has branching that starts low to the ground. Some larger shrub plants can be grown as a natural bushy plant or as a single trunk tree. Simply prune the lowest horizontal branches back to the main stem to create the latter.

What can I expect from Nature Hills Nursery?

We work with professional garden designers every week. Our customer reviews reflect the care we take with our plants and customers alike.

Follow our planting guide and don't forget the Nature Hills Root Booster for new plantings. This symbiotic formula never stops working to support the tiny feeder roots.

Family-owned and operated since 2001, our online nursery offers a wide range of landscaping shrubs and bushes — along with many other plants to suit your yard and garden needs. If you have specific questions, email us or try our instant chat.

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Plant care Chlorophytum Vittatum

Chlorophytum is unpretentious, very easy to care for and even a novice grower can cope with growing a plant.

Temperature. It does not require compliance with a strict temperature regime, the optimum temperature is 18-22 degrees. The maximum drop that the plant can withstand is up to 7 degrees; in summer, chlorophytum feels comfortable at temperatures up to 25 degrees. Try to avoid drafts in the room - they can do harm.

Lighting. Chlorophytum prefers bright diffused lighting; prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can leave burns on the leaves. In winter, the ficus needs additional illumination with phytolamps. It belongs to shade-tolerant plants, but in low light, the color of the leaves quickly fades and growth slows down greatly. Feels best in the southeast or southwest part of the room. In the summer, you can take it out into the fresh air, protecting it from the scorching sun and rain.

Watering. Chlorophytum responds well to wet soil, the substrate should not dry out, but the plant does not tolerate overflow either. It is plentifully watered in summer once every 3 days, in winter - once every 7 days, trying to add water along the edges of the pot, and not in the center. For irrigation, settled water at room temperature is used.

Spraying and moisture. Chlorophytum is picky about air humidity. It is recommended to spray daily in the evening and periodically give him a warm shower. During the heating season, it is advisable to install an air humidifier in the room where the plant is located.

Primer. The main requirement for a substrate for chlorophytum is that it should be light, loose and well permeable to air and moisture. For planting, the use of specialized soil for decorative leafy plants is suitable.

Top dressing. Top dressing helps keep the leaves elastic and bright. Fertilizers are applied once every 2-3 weeks from early spring to late autumn. Feed with liquid universal fertilizer, the optimal dosage is half the manufacturer's recommended dose. Mature chlorophytums are fed in the spring once a year. In winter, fertilizers are not applied.

Planter. The pot has to be changed quite often - the diameter of the new container should be 3-5 cm larger than the previous one. It is chosen wide and not very high, so that the roots of the plant that grow in breadth are free. Also, there should be enough space in the container for a good drainage layer.

Transplant. Young chlorophytum needs an annual transplant. An adult plant is transplanted, on average, once every 2.5 years, when its roots completely fill the space of the pot or begin to peek out of the drainage holes. Adults sometimes do not transplant entirely, but only replace the top layer of soil with a depth of about 3-4 cm. After transplanting, it is recommended to shade the plant and not water it for a week. It is important to lay a high layer of drainage at the bottom of the planter.

Reproduction. Chlorophytum is propagated by seeds, dividing the bush and daughter rosettes.

Pests. The plant is sometimes attacked by thrips, aphids, mealybugs and nematodes.

Watering rate

Abundant watering, 1-2 times a week, when the top of the substrate is dry. We increase the frequency of watering with an increase in illumination and in the warm season.

Humidity level

It is recommended to spray the plant 1-2 times a week.

Light level

Light-loving plant - requires bright diffused sunlight or additional illumination with lamps.

Animal safety

The plant is absolutely safe for pets.

How to choose a houseplant? 🌼 Tips for choosing a plant for your home

How to choose a houseplant?

Spring is the best time to buy a green friend. The sun begins to warm, shoots appear, and it will be easier for the plant to acclimatize in a new home.

Plants now take up more than space on the windowsill, they are a real design element. This is not necessarily a large flower standing on the floor in a pot, in harmony with the surrounding furniture, but a whole composition, selected according to the level of growth.

When choosing a plant, you should evaluate the room in which it will be located. A large sprawling specimen will simply "eat" a small space. For a small room, it is better to choose low flowers in compact pots. At the same time, specify in advance how tall the adult plant will be. After all, a small sprout can eventually grow up to the ceiling.

Light is another important factor. Even if the selected specimen is declared shade-loving, a dark niche is unlikely to suit it. Of course, you can add special lighting there, but this will require additional costs.

The temperature of the room should also be taken into account, especially during the cold season. If the homeland of a tropical flower, then it will not tolerate even a slight cold snap. But succulents and ivy need a winter period of 10 ± 2 ° C.

The air in our apartments is quite dry, which is quite comfortable for a palm tree or a geranium. But most plants need additional air humidification. This is facilitated not only by spraying and the operation of the humidifier, but also by the usual washing of the floor with Glorix Lemon Energy. It has a disinfectant component and leaves behind a pleasant aroma.

What is the best indoor plant for my home?

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How many hours does the sun illuminate the room?

For bright rooms where the sun is present up to 6 hours a day, suitable:

If the windows face north, choose decorative leaves: fern, sansevieria, dracaena. In dark rooms, such as the bathroom, Zamioculcas and scindapus feel comfortable.

What is the humidity in the room?

Undemanding to spraying cacti, Rowley's ragwort, Zamioculcas. They grow well when watered once a month. But sterlitia and ficus elastica need daily spraying in the summer.

How often do you move?

Not all plants like to change locations. For example, lyre-shaped ficus cannot be bought and transported in winter. Even a few minutes of temperature difference can be fatal for him. Similarly, ficus elastica and monstera do not like changes in temperature and light. It is better to immediately put them in an ideal place and do not move them again. But at the same time, it is necessary to periodically twist the pot so that the plant does not stretch in one direction.

Do you have small children or pets?

Not all plants can be safe. If you have pets and small children, it is better not to have:

They contain toxins that cause vomiting, irritate mucous membranes, and in case of severe poisoning, even death of pets. Allergy to flowering may appear on cyclamen, pelargonium, rhododendron

If you are not ready to spend a lot of time caring for a plant, choose ivy, chlorophytum, cacti and tradescantia. Palm trees, azaleas, orchids are considered whimsical. But they really transform the interior. Roses, hydrangeas, chrysanthemums can be kept in the room in winter and placed on the balcony in summer.

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