What trees are native to the northeast?

Our nursery is located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northwest Georgia. This geography and micro-climate makes our nursery an exceptional place to grow species native to the northeast US. In addition, we collect and purchase significant quantities of seed from the northeast US, making our trees and shrubs right at home when planted in the northeast US.

What trees are native to Connecticut?

Sugar Maple

Northern Red Oak

Beech

Yellow Birch

Red Maple

Black Birch

Eastern Hemlock

Eastern White Pine

Black Cherry

What trees are native to Maine?

Atlantic White Cedar

Balsam Fir

Common Juniper

Eastern Red Cedar

Norway Red

What trees are native to Massachusetts?

Tamarack Larch

Pitch Pine

Gray Jack

Black Spruce

Black Cherry

American Holly

Green Ash

White Oak

Sassafras

Downy Serviceberry

Gray Birch

Black Tupelo

Red Maple

What trees are native to New Hampshire?

Sugar Maple

Eastern Red Cedar

Paper Birch

Hoptree

Eastern Hemlock

Balsam Fir

Red Oak

White Ash

Black Walnut

What trees are native to New Jersey?

Flowering Dogwood

American Holly

Black Spruce

Red Oak

Willow Oak

Tulip Tree

Sweet Birch

Silver Bell

Hazel Alder

What trees are native to New York?

Callery Pear

Honey Locust

Pin Oak

Ginkgo

Silver Maple

London Planetree

Norway Maple

Littleleaf Linden

Green Ash

What trees are native to Pennsylvania?

Serviceberry

River Birch

American Dogwood

Red Maple

American Fringe Tree

Sweetbay Magnolia

Blackgum “Wildfire”

White Oak

American Hornbeam

What trees are native to Rhode Island?

Round-leaved Dogwood

Mountain Maple

Dwarf Chestnut Oak

Swamp Cottonwood

Black Spruce

Striped Maple

American Larch

Post Oak

Black Ash

What trees are native to Vermont?

Tamarack

Red Maples

American Sycamore

Eastern Hemlock

Northern Red Oak

Tulip Poplar

Norway Spruce

Eastern White Pine

Balsam Fir

Native Forest Nursery’s micro-climate was designed specifically for the cultivation of seed and liner material for almost every region of the eastern US, not just for our local environment in Georgia. It’s in this micro-climate that we produce over six million hardwood seedlings and over two million pine seedlings annually. Our goal is to help forests grow all throughout the United States, not just in our home state of Georgia. We hope you’ll join us!

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