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EVERGREEN TREES, SHADE TREES, FRUIT TREES, BERRY PLANTS (Eden, Vermont)
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Arbor Hill Tree Farm
350 Tree Farm Rd.
Eden, Vermont. 05652
802-635-2662 (office land line) checked often throughout the day, please leave a message, we'll call you back.
802-309-4063 (cell) Almost no signal here, sorry. Texts come through sometimes, calls seldom do, voicemail days late.
Greetings from the tree farm .......
Arbor Hill Tree Farm is a 39-acre, family-owned tree farm, growing thousands of trees and shrubs for screening and landscaping. We have both container grown and larger field grown stock available and all of our stock is grown right here, started from seed or small seedling and grown outdoors in the Vermont climate.
State inspected, one year warranty on all stock.
Payments accepted: cash or check with photo ID. Sorry, we are not set up to take cards.
Plan a visit to the tree farm and pick up some hardy, Vermont grown trees and shrubs for landscaping and screening. Our container grown trees and shrubs fit nicely in the back of an SUV or pickup truck. Utility trailer rental makes it easy and very affordable to get your larger trees home, and we can suggest easy ways to unload and plant that allows almost anyone to do their own landscaping. We'll talk you through it, before you do it, so you'll know what to expect.
These beautiful Vermont grown trees are a nice addition to any property. Call us anytime for a consultation regarding your landscaping projects.
We have been growing and planting trees for 30 years and are happy to offer our recommendations for tree selection, transporting and planting trees and shrubs, and share tips and techniques that we have learned over the years to help make planting your trees successful, quick, easy, and inexpensive.
Look for our sign, ONE-mile up Tree Farm Rd., JUST BEFORE THE BRIDGE, on the right.
Your GPS set to 350 Tree Farm Rd, Eden, Vermont. 05652, should bring you right to us.
Just let us know what day and approximate time you would like to visit, and we'll make sure someone will be here.
Appointments available 7 days a week, rain or shine!
CONTAINER GROWN TREES, SHRUBS, BERRIES
At Arbor Hill Tree Farm in Eden, Vermont, we have thousands of container-grown trees and shrubs available. Typically, in 3,5,7, or 10 gal. nursery pots. Started at the tree farm from seed, small transplants or cuttings, and grown outdoors in nursery containers, these trees and shrubs are very hearty, fully established and conditioned to the Vermont climate. With good soil and full sun, most varieties will typically add 1 to 3 feet in height each year.
These fully established container grown trees can be planted any time during spring, summer or fall, without any transplant shock and no interruption to the growth rate. Anyone can plant these with 100% success, easy to transport in the back of an SUV or in a pick-up, the perfect size for planting yourself. Well established with a substantial root ball grown in a nursery pot full of rich, dark, loamy, potting soil, these container-grown trees require very little maintenance, once planted.
Very popular with homeowners as well as contractors and commercial business owners because these are so easy to plant and nearly impossible to get it wrong. Just dig a hole the size of the root ball. Slide the root ball out of the container and into the hole. Renting a power earth auger is a quick and easy way to make the holes, and all but eliminates any hand digging. Makes installing even a long hedge or privacy screen very quick, easy and inexpensive. Also, these container trees can stay in the containers for an extended period of time. No pressure to get them all planted as quickly as possible, just keep them watered once a week and plant them when you have time. Great if you're installing a long hedge or privacy screen yourself and want to spread the work out across several weekends or more.
HERE IS A LIST OF ALL THE VARIETIES AND SIZES WE HAVE AVAILABLE IN CONTAINERS.
The list is updated regularly, but larger sizes sell out first, so please call ahead to check size availability or reserve stock.
AMERICAN ARBORVITAE, 1-2' $25.00, 2-3' $30.00, 3-4' $35.00, 4-5' $40.00, 5-6' $45.00, 6-7' $50.00.
WHITE CEDAR, 1-2' $25.00, 2-3' $30.00, 3-4' $35.00, 4-5' $40.00, 5-6' $45.00, 6-7' $50.00.
GREEN GIANT, 1-2' $30.00 each, 2'- 3' $35.00 each, 3'- 4' $40.00 each.
DARK GREEN ARBORVITAE, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2'- 3' $35.00 each.
EMERALD GREEN 1-2' $25 each, 2'- 3' $35.00 each.
TECHNYS 1-2' $25 each.
WHITE PINE, 1-2' $30.00 each, 2'- 3' $35.00 each, 3'- 4' $40.00 each.
BALSAM FIR, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2'- 3' $30.00 each, 3'- 4' $35.00 each, 4'- 5' $40.00 each.
NORWAY SPRUCE, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2-3' $30 each.
BLUE SPRUCE, sold out.
PURPLE LILAC, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2'- 3' $30.00 each, 3'- 4' $35.00 each.
RUGOSA ROSE, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2'- 3' $30.00 each, 3'- 4' $35.00 each.
SARGENT CRAB APPLE, white blossoms, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2'- 3' $30.00 each, 3'- 4' $35.00 each, 4'- 5' $40.00 each.
DOLGO CRAB APPLE, pink buds, white blossoms, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2'- 3' $30.00 each, 3'- 4' $35.00 each.
WHITE OAK, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2'- 3' $30.00 each, 3'- 4' $35.00 each, 4'- 5' $40.00 each.
RED OAK, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2'- 3' $30.00 each, 3'- 4' $35.00 each, 4'- 5' $40.00 each.
RED MAPLE, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2'- 3' $30.00 each, 3'- 4' $35.00 each, 4'- 5' $40.00 each.
BLACK WALNUT, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2'- 3' $30.00 each, 3'- 4' $35.00 each, 4'- 5' $40.00 each.
TULIP POPLAR, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2'- 3' $30.00 each, 3'- 4' $35.00 each, 4'- 5' $40.00 each.
RIVER BIRCH, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2'- 3' $30.00 each, 3'- 4' $35.00 each, 4'- 5' $40.00 each.
GOLDEN YELLOW WEEPING WILLOW, 3'- 4' $35.00 each, 4'- 5' $40.00 each, 5-6' $45.00, 6-7' $50.00.
WHITE BIRCH, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2'- 3' $30.00 each, 3'- 4' $35.00 each, 4-5' $40.00 each, 5-6' $45.00 each.
Birch clumps, doubles add $10, triples add $20
GRAY BIRCH, sold out
YELLOW BIRCH, sold out
SUGAR MAPLE, 1-2' $25.00 each, 2'- 3' $30.00 each, 3'- 4' $35.00 each, 4'- 5' $40.00 each.
AMERICAN BEECH, sold out
BLUEBERRY PLANTS (northern cold hardy) (Blue Ray, Duke, Jersey, Blue Crop, Blue Gold, Nelson, Sunrise)
6" -18" potted transplants - $20.00 each
2' container $25.00 each (sold out)
3' container $30.00 each (sold out)
4' container $35.00 each (sold out)
We have early, mid, and late season varieties, so you'll have fresh berries all summer, and all our plants are northern cold hardy varieties. Very low maintenance and very easy to plant.
Blueberry bushes make excellent eatable landscapes and can be planted in a tight row to form a hedge along a driveway or patio/pool area. They can also be planted individually as accents in various locations throughout the yard.
Their leaves will turn a beautiful vibrant red wine color in the fall.
Blueberry bushes can often live a long time before losing any productivity, most up to 30 years or more with proper pruning.
Duke
An early-season variety and is extremely popular. It is high-yielding and hardy. The attractive fruit is medium to large, light blue, and delicious. Berries maintain their uniform quality better than most other varieties. Duke grows upright to a height of 4–6 feet, berries are easy to pick.
Blueray
A midseason blueberry variety that ripens around mid-July. The large, dark-blue berries are sweet with high-quality flavor and are easy to pick. The bush is vigorous, productive, and winter hardy. It grows to a height of 4–6 feet.
Jersey
A late-season variety that is easy to grow, high-yielding, and one of the oldest and most widely grown blueberry varieties. The berries are dark blue, medium in size, and very sweet. A tall and well-shaped bush, it has excellent ornamental value.
Nelson
A mid-season variety, 5-6 feet tall at maturity, ripens around July 25, averaging 12-15 pounds per plant.
Fruit size is large, quality of the fruit is very good. Berries are firm, and dark blue and easy to pick.
Sunrise
A mid-season variety, 5 to 6 feet, tolerates high moisture and heavier soils.
Ripening around July 4th, averaging 10 to 12 pounds per plant, fruits are large and easy to pick.
Fruits are dark blue, and people rave about the fine flavors. The fruits maintain good quality in storage.
Sunrise is highly recommended for the u-pick grower.
Blue Crop
Height is 4-6 feet, ripening mid-July, fruit size is large, 10-20 pounds per plant.
Quality is very good; berries are firm and bright blue. Ornamental value for the bush is excellent. Good green color in summer and fiery red in fall. Very hardy and drought resistant.
Blue Gold
Height 4-5 feet, ripening late July, 12 pounds per plant average, easiest cultivar for hand harvesting. The fruits ripen uniformly, and clusters are large. Quality of the fruit is excellent, attractive color, good flavor and firm fruit makes Blue Gold an outstanding mid-late season cultivar, tolerant to fluctuating temperatures and extremely cold climates.
9 blueberry bushes are perfect for an average household. (3 early-season, 3 mid-season, 3 late-season) You will have enough blueberries for the whole family to enjoy all summer long (and lots to put in the freezer for winter)
PLANTING...
We recommend a soil pH level of 4.5 - 5.5 for blueberry plants.
Blueberries prefer full sunlight, at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day.
Soil needs 50% peat moss mixed in and be well drained. Roots should be kept moist, but not soaked or saturated, throughout the blueberry growing season for best fruit production.
For each plant, dig a hole about 24 inches in diameter and 6 inches deep. Mix 50% peat moss into your existing soil.
Rows are very easy to create by rototilling a strip 2' wide by your desired length. Evenly spread one large peat bale every 5 feet. Rototill the peat into the existing soil. Rows will be slightly mounded. Plant one bush every 2-1/2 feet.
For multiple rows, leave at least 5' or more between the rows for easy picking access.
Peat moss is very important for successful blueberry plant growth, providing nutrients and proper ph.
MULCHING....
1" to 2" of natural and untreated pine or cedar bark mulch is good for water retention, weed suppression and improves berry plant health by adding long term composted organic matter into your soil.
PRUNING......
Late fall/winter after the leaves have fallen off.
Every year, older more mature blueberry bushes should be pruned.
Remove any dead blueberry wood that might develop over time as the blueberry bushes age. Also take off any non-vigorous or twiggy wood. Keep the bright colored healthy, young blueberry wood. Remove blotchy-colored or short growth.
Call, text or e-mail anytime with questions or to check availability or reserve stock.
BLACKBERRY PLANTS
Requires neutral soil, a pH of 6.5 to 7. Will grow in any type of well drained soil.
Triplecrown (thornless) Vigorous and winter-hardy with large, sweet fruit.
Hull (thornless) Medium to large fruit with a mild flavor. Good producer. Good winter survival.
2 yr. transplants $15.00 each.
3 gal. pots $25.00 each (sold out)
RED RASPBERRY PLANTS
Requires neutral soil, a pH of 6.5 to 7. Will grow in any type of well drained soil.
Caroline (everbearing) - very productive with large, sweet fruit.
Heritage (everbearing) - All-time favorite. Excellent fruit, good flavor, sweet taste and high yielding.
2 yr. transplants $15.00 each.
3 gal. pots $25.00 each (sold out)
BLACK RASPBERRY PLANTS
Requires neutral soil, a pH of 6.5 to 7. Will grow in any type of well drained soil.
Bristol (midseason) Sweet, large, glossy, firm fruit. Plants are very vigorous and productive.
Cumberland (midseason) One of the oldest raspberry cultivars. Medium-large fruit with excellent flavor and few seeds.
2 yr. transplants $15.00 each.
3 gal. pots $25.00 each (sold out)
LARGE FIELD GROWN TREES.
All our field grown trees are dug fresh with our Care Tree tree-spade.
Field grown trees CANNOT BE DUG DURING THE ACTIVE GROW SEASON so they must either be dug prior to budding out in spring, usually in May, or after the grow season is done, usually by mid-September. Trees can be selected and tagged anytime, and we will hold them for you until they can be dug.
Our tree spade digs a 32-inch diameter root ball, large enough to guarantee a successful transplant and still a nice manageable size to plant yourself. We use slightly over sized baskets and preload them with a mixture of compost, peat, rich potting soil and fertilizer. Then we put the tree in and tie it all up into a nice tight root ball. Simply dig the hole, remove the stretch wrap and plant the entire root ball, basket and all. No need to dig an oversized hole and add additional peat. We use only untreated burlap and rope which quickly turns into additional compost. The wire basket is made with small diameter wire which will rust away quickly. It turns into iron in the soil. This makes planting these trees so simple and easy, anyone can do it with complete success. Keeping the root ball tied tight and secure during transport and planting protects the tree's roots from damage.
We are glad to share our tips and techniques, to help make transporting, unloading and planting your new trees as easy and simple as possible, while saving a lot of money on delivery and planting costs.
Trailer rentals are very inexpensive and work great for transporting trees. Open (flat bed) utility, equipment, car or dump trailers are ideal for ease of loading and unloading larger trees.
Visit the tree farm and tag the trees you like. We can dig, ball and load about 3 per hour while you wait, or for larger quantities we can get them ready for pickup at a later date. Call or text to check availability or reserve stock.
LARGE FIELD GROWN EVERGREEN TREES
$250.00 each, any variety, any size, buyers' choice.
Balled in burlap and wire basket, loaded onto your truck or trailer.
If you need only a few trees, we can dig them while you wait ( except during the active grow season ) insuring you get the freshest tree possible.
Great for screening along a property line or roadway to block unsightly views, dust, noise and blowing snow.
LARGEST SIZES CURRENTLY AVAILABLE:
Norway Spruce - 7'
Blue Spruce - 7'
Balsam Fir - 5'
Canaan Fir - 5'
White Pine - 6'
State inspected, one year warranty on all stock.
LARGE FIELD GROWN APPLE AND FRUIT TREES:
8-12' tall, $250.00 each, any variety, any size, buyers' choice.
All our fruit tree varieties are northern cold hardy, semi dwarf, typically on G890 or similar root stock.
Grown from small transplants right here in Eden, these trees are fully conditioned to the Vermont climate. Come take a walk through the orchards and tag the ones you like for planting now or for future plantings. For small quantities, we can dig while you wait, ball them in burlap and wire basket, and load them onto your truck or trailer. Usually we can do 3 trees per hour. Larger quantities can be tagged for pickup at a later date.
The larger trees are well established with a lot of upper branch development, already bearing fruit.
Excellent choice for a backyard fruit tree, small home orchard or for the wildlife food plot.
Larger sizes sell out first, so please call or text to check available inventory or reserve stock.
Largest trees currently available:
Honeycrisp 8'
Empire 8'
Figi 5'
Liberty 6'
Franklin cider 5'
Pears 7'
Cherrys 9'
Peach 6'
Plum 6'
Customers are welcome to reserve fruit trees for future plantings, insuring they will have large trees available when their site is ready. Most of our smaller sizes will be bearing fruit and ready for transplanting in just 1 to 3 years. Smaller trees suffer very little transplant shock and will continue to grow 24" to 36" per year with good soil, full sun and proper watering. It's usually very easy and inexpensive to adjust soil conditions for a particular variety.
Apple tree varieties:
Honey Crisp, Wine Crisp, Enterprise, Empire, Liberty, Fuji, Red Delicious, Yellow Delicious, Franklin Cider.
Fruit tree varieties:
Harrow Crisp pear, Harrow Sweet pear, Summer Crisp pear, Whitegold cherry, Redhaven Peach, Methley Plum.
( All our apple and fruit tree varieties and northern cold hearty.)
We sell a lot of large fruit trees for landscape and shade trees, as well as for backyard orchards, and wildlife food plots. Beautiful blossoms in the spring. A nice shade tree to sit under in the summer. Bushels of fruit in the fall.
LARGE FIELD GROWN HARDWOOD SHADE TREES
$250.00 each, any variety, any size.
Balled in burlap and wire basket, loaded onto your truck or trailer.
Varieties and largest sizes available:
( List is updated regularly, but larger sizes sell out first, call ahead to check size availability or reserve stock.)
Sugar and Silver Maple - 15 to 20'
Red Maple - 8 to 10'
White Oak - 8 to 10'
Red Oak - 8 to 10'
Black Cherry - 15 to 20'
Yellow Birch - 15 to 18'
Hornbeam - 15 to 20'
American Beech - 12 to 15'
Tulip Poplar - 10 to 12'
River Birch - 10 to 12'
Gray Birch - 10 to 15'
White Birch - 12 to 22'
White and Gray Birch clumps, twins - $279.00, triples - $299.00.
ALWAYS CALL AHEAD TO SCHEDULE A VISIT.
Appointments available 7 days a week, rain or shine.
Call or text and let us know what day and time, and we'll make sure someone will be here.
Thanks.
Look for our sign, ONE-mile up Tree Farm Rd., JUST BEFORE THE BRIDGE, on the right.
Your GPS set to 350 Tree Farm Rd, Eden, Vermont. 05652, should bring you right to us.
Just let us know when you would like to visit. Appointments available 7 days a week, rain or shine!
OPEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY, ALWAYS CALL AHEAD TO SCHEDULE A VISIT, THANKS.
Thanks for looking,
Arbor Hill Tree Farm
350 Tree Farm Rd.
Eden, Vermont. 05652
802-309-4063
GENERAL TREE INFORMATION
Arborvitae, American
(Thuja occidentalis) White Cedar, or Eastern White Cedar. Grows to 40 feet. Spread 10 to 15 feet. Grows well in any ordinary soil. Well suited for windbreaks, plant 4 feet apart. Excellent for hedges, plant 2 to 3 feet apart. Respond very well to shearing. Good wetland plantings.
Arborvitae, Green Giant
(thuja plicata x standishii 'Green Giant') VERY FAST GROWING
Height 50 to 75 feet. Width 10 to 20 feet. Dense, rich green foliage with a graceful fern-like texture. Use as a single specimen or easily maintained hedge or screen. This variety of arborvitae has shown resistance to deer damage/browsing.
Beech, American
(Fagus grandifolia) Medium growth to 50 to 70 feet. Spread 30 to 40 feet. Dense, pyramidal growth. Likes moist, well drained soil. Silvery green leaves changing to dark green in summer. Fall color is golden bronze. Good for wildlife.
Birch, River,
(Betula nigra) Open pyramidal growth to 90 feet. Fall color is yellow. The bark is variable, usually dark gray-brown and scaly, but can be smooth and creamy pinkish-white exfoliating in curly papery sheets. Native to the eastern United States.
Birch, White,
(Betula papyrifera) FAST GROWING Also known as paper birch and canoe birch, a medium-sized tree typically reaching 60 feet. Native to northern North America. Paper birch is named due to the thin white bark which often peels in paper like layers from the trunk. The fall leaf color is a bright yellow.
Butternut
(Juglans cinerea) FAST GROWING
Grows 40 to 60 feet. Spread 30 to 50 feet. Excellent landscape and shade tree. Prefers moist, rich, well drained soil, but also tolerates drier, rocky soil conditions. Trees should begin to bear sweet edible fruit within 16 to 20 years.
Cherry, Black
(Prunus serotina) FAST GROWING
Also known as Rum Cherry, as the fruit is used in making cherry liqueurs. Grows to 60 feet. Dense foliage with green lustrous leaves, single white flowers in late May producing black cherries in August. Grows best in rich, deep moist soil. One of the best native American species for its wide geographical range. A good ornamental, turning yellow to red in fall. It has been highly prized in furniture making since colonial times and is an excellent firewood. Fruit provides food for many small animals.
Crab apple, Sargent
(Malus sargentii) A small, shrub-like tree, growing 8 to 10 feet in height, with a wide, mounding top. Spread 8 to 15 feet. Covered with fragrant pure white flowers in mid May. Small, dark red crabapples appear in fall before the leaves drop. The fruit will hang on the tree into winter, if the birds don't get it first. This tree makes an effective screen, due to its dense branching habit and ornamental appearance in spring and fall. Space 10 feet apart for a thick screen. A favorite food for song birds and wildlife.
Fir, Canaan, Balsam
(Abies balsamea var. phanerolepis) FAST GROWING aka West Virginia Balsam Fir. Native to isolated pockets in the mountains of the Canaan Valley in West Virginia. Thought to be a natural cross between a Balsam fir and a Frazier fir. A very fast growing, relatively dense, pyramidal conifer with a spire-like tip growing to a height of 40 to 55 feet, with a spread 20 to 25 feet, when mature. Short, soft needles tend to be lustrous, dark green to bluish-green with silvery bands on the underside. Resistant to spring frost injury due to its tendency to break bud late. Highly adaptable to many soil conditions even wet, poorly drained areas. Thrives in cooler climates. Plant in shaded areas or direct sunlight. Excellent as an accent plant, screen or group planting. Has become one of the most commonly used species for the choose and cut Christmas tree market.
Lilac, Common Purple
(Syringa vulgaris) Also known as Old Fashion Lilac
Dense, vigorous growth to 15 feet. Spread 6 to 10 feet. Masses of very fragrant, light lavender flowers in late spring. An old fashioned favorite! Makes a wonderful flowering screen, space 6 feet apart.
Maple, Sugar
(Acer saccharum) Often called Rock Maple or Hard Maple. Height 60 to 75 feet. Spread 45 to 50 feet. Mature trees provide sugar products from sap in the spring. Brilliant yellow, burnt orange and limited red tones in autumn. Does not do well in wet areas. Native to northeastern United States.
Maple, Red
(Acer rubrum) FAST GROWING aka Scarlet or Swamp Maple. Growth 40 to 60 feet. Highly prized because of its bright red flowers in early spring before leaves appear. Medium to dark green leaves turn yellow to brilliant red in fall. An excellent wetland species. Does very well in all soil types, can tolerate wet, swampy soil conditions. Native to eastern United States.
Maple, Silver
(Acer saccharinum) VERY FAST GROWING 50 to 70 feet. A very popular shade tree because of its fast growth and graceful habit. The best tree for quick shade. Native to eastern to mid United States.
Mountainash, American
(Sorbus americana) Grows to 30 feet. Spread 10 to 15 feet. Native to northeastern North America. Clusters of small white flowers after leaves appear, followed by red-orange berries. Light gray-brown bark is smooth to scaly. Fall color can be beautiful, almost orange-yellow to reddish-purple. Good for wildlife.
Oak, White
(Quercus alba) Grows 50 to 80 feet. Dense foliage is bluish-green, to reddish-brown in autumn. Grows best in a deep, loamy, well drained soil. They are a long lived tree and require very little maintenance. Native to eastern to mid United States.
Oak, Pin
(Quercus palustris) FAST GROWING
Native tree with fast growth to 75 feet in good soil. Acorns are good wildlife food. Makes an excellent specimen as a lawn tree. Pin oaks are particularly good trees to use for lining both sides of a drive or street, as they hold their leaves almost until spring, the branches and foliage create a natural canopy. Also good as a windbreak almost year around. Will tolerate wet soil but prefers moist rich, acidic, well drained soil.
Rose, Rugosa
(Rosa rugosa 'Sandy') Height 6 to 8 feet. Spread to 4 feet. salt spray tolerance, beach and sand dune stabilization and tolerance for hot, dry areas with poor soil conditions, excellent growth and survival rate, high level of insect and disease resistance and good fruit production. Dark green foliage spring through fall, single white to purple flowers bloom most of the summer, followed by an abundance of bright orange to red rose hips. The flowers have a heavenly, sweet, rose scent. The berries attract birds, and the plants provide cover for birds and animals.
Spruce, Norway
(Picea abies) FAST GROWING to 75 or 80 feet in height. Spread 35 to 40 feet. Dense, dark green needles never get longer than 1 inch. Thrives well in average soil conditions. Exceptionally nice ornamental tree. One of the best conifers for screens and windbreaks, as its branches grow densely into one another. For screens and windbreaks, these trees are typically planted 6 feet apart. Resistant to insects and deer browsing, an excellent low maintenance tree.
White Pine
Fast growing evergreen (3 ft per year or more) 80 ft tall + and 25 ft or more wide.
Colorado blue spruce
height of 50-75' and a spread of 10-20' at maturity.
Golden Yellow Weeping Willow
With full Sun and can grow 12-24 in. or more per year. Can reach a height of 30-50 ft and a spread of 30-50 ft.
Prefers rich and Moist Slightly Acidic soil, very tolerant of wet sites.
BLACK WALNUT (Juglans nigra)
Grows to a height of 50–75' and a spread of 50–75' at maturity.
Medium growth rate, 13–24" per year.
Prefers full sun, grows well in acidic, alkaline, loamy, moist, rich, sandy, well-drained, wet and clay soils.
Yields a ripened nut crop in early to mid-autumn.
Begins to bear nuts in 12–15 years. Our trees are 5 to 7 years old.
Thanks for looking.
Arbor Hill Tree Farm
350 Tree Farm Rd.
Eden, Vermont. 05652
802-309-4063