Hardy Trees for Sale Near Bismarck, ND

Our team members have experience and horticultural backgrounds, and we will all be familiar with your unique landscape needs.

We are a North Dakota licensed nursery and North Dakota Tree Farm.  We are a licensed contractor in the state of North Dakota.  We have all necessary licenses and insurance for all of our projects. Larger construction projects require special licenses and certifications, and we have trusted members of the landscaping community that we work with for those special cases.

We plant anything that we grow or sell, but our specialty is in planting tree rows and large plots of trees for large properties.  We have specialized equipment that allows us to plant large plots of trees and install weed barrier fabric over new and existing tree rows to protect them in their early years.  If you have landscape needs outside of our trees and plants, then we can either work with your trusted landscaper, or help you chose the best fit from our network of local landscape contractor partners.  We can design for homeowners, developers, farmer/ranchers and sportsman.  We work closely with soil conservation districts and nurseries to get the best trees for your particular property in your specific soil and climate.  By helping you select the appropriate trees and installing the best supporting systems, we can help you plan your property maximize attraction of wildlife and we can also help protect your tree investment from destruction by wildlife.

The best time to plant can depend on the type of tree being planted.  Generally, bare root trees are best planted at the beginning of the growing season.  Bareroot trees must be kept dormant until just (72hr) before planting.  We have large coolers that we are able to store trees in to keep them dormant until the time of you project.  This extends our planting season by a few weeks.  Allowing us to be more flexible with your schedule.  Potted trees can be planted at any point in the growing season, but many wait until the end of the season when temps are a little cooler to minimize watering needs.  Potted trees need just as much attention and care as bare root when planting and after, but being kept in potting soil with regular water and sunshine allows them to be kept longer before planting.  As long as they are given a few weeks before the ground freezes to establish roots, they will do well.

Red cedar, spruce, buttonbush, walnut, larch, pine, redwood, alder, bayberry, bearberry, bittersweet, chokeberry, cotoneaster, elderberry, lilac, birch, winterberry. Of these Spruce, Ponderosa Pine and Lilac are some of the best choices for most of North Dakota.

arrowwood, aspen/hybrid poplar, cedar, chestnut, crabapple, grape, black gum, hawthorn, mountain ash, ninebark, oak, sumac and silky dogwood.  Aspen, Hybrid Poplar, Crabapple, Skunkbrush Sumac and Dogwood being some top choices for North Dakota.

Be aware that if these trees are planted as bare root and not protected from the deer they may never get a chance to grow.  Large plantings can be sectioned off with fence rotating what section is open to the deer every 5 years or so allowing 10-15 years in between browsing.

You may also choose to plant your rows and protect them for at least the first 5 years.  after which they should be hardy enough to withstand open browsing if an occasional loss is acceptable.

Pheasants are attracted to Choke cherry, crabapple, currant, dogwood, elderberry, snowberry and sumac.  Most of these are hardy for much of North Dakota.  Choke Cherry and Dogwood are some of our favorites.