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Christmas Tree Seedlings
All Christmas Trees start as small seedlings. Here's your chance to select
a Christmas Tree species you love, and raise it from a very young age. What
will you choose for your 'Christmas Future'? A neat gift idea, and perfect
for an environmentally-minded holiday giveaway too! There can never be too
many living Christmas trees!
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Cypress Family, Cupressaceae
The Cypress Family includes about 130 species, widely scattered throughout the world (occurring in both the Southern and Northern Hemispheres). The leaves of trees in this family are usually scale-like, while the cones have few scales and are sometimes berry-like. Twenty-six species in the Cypress Family are native to America, and many are commonly referred to as 'Cedars.'
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Grow Kits
Growing a tree from seed is a magical and fascinating experience for people of all ages. Our seed germination kits give you everything you need to germinate tree seed - seeds, growing medium, a mini-greenhouse, and detailed instructions. Our instructions lead you through the whole process - from cold-stratifying your seeds to germination to transplanting.
Take a look at this great variety of kits, including our unique Christmas Tree Kit. These beauties make great gifts that truly keep on giving!
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Maple Family, Aceraceae
The Maple Family is of great horticultural importance, prized the world-over. The 120 or so species in this family range from large shade trees to small accent shrubs, most valued primarily for their spectacular fall leaf color. All Maples have paired opposite leaves and distinctive, paired winged seeds.
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Other
Here you will find various other trees that do not belong to any of the other main species.
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Ginkgo Tree (medium size)
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Ginkgo biloba - an ancient species from China which has inhabited earth for 200 million years!
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$15.95
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Pine Family, Pinaceae
This is the largest and, arguably, the most important family of conifers, including nearly 200 species of evergreens distributed primarily throughout the Northern Hemisphere, from The Tropics to beyond the Arctic Circle.
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Redwood Family, Taxodiaceae
Taxodiaceae, The Redwood Family, includes evergreen (and some deciduous) coniferous trees. During the mild, humid climate of the Miocene Period (about 13 million years ago), trees in this family were very abundant, growing in extensive forests throughout the world, particularly in the Northern Hemisphere. Many species in this family have become extinct, but there remain 15 species growing today in locations from America to China to Tasmania.
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Specials
Take a look at our wonderful selection of trees and grow kits we have at special prices. We'd be happy to enclose a personalized gift message with your order!
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Spruce Family
Our Spruce tree selection.
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