Fantastic!
All trees arrived in excellent condition and are doing well.
Juniperus virginiana var. silicicola (Southern Red Cedar) grows 40-50 ft. tall and has an 8-20 ft. spread. Popular species for Southern Christmas tree growers. Very drought tolerant and needs no pruning to maintain conical shape. It has rich green foliage.
Zone 6-9
1 gallon available
All trees arrived in excellent condition and are doing well.
we are in the process of letting st. augustine grass die off, and returning our beach home to a naturally vegetated environment. these small plants arrived in perfect condition and seem to be taking to their new home very well. we just wish you had some sand oaks and more saw palmettos in stock so we could buy more now!! thanks
A few years back, I ordered a southern red cedar from Mail Order Natives. I was immediately impressed with that plant's robust nature when I pulled it from the shipment box. Today, that little plant is about six feet tall, dense and gorgeous. I've just ordered two more southern red cedars, which arrived quickly and look equally good - if not better! - than the original plant. I'm hoping these little guys will grow strongly over the next couple of years to give me good privacy and give the birds a comfortable place to nest and hide during the colder months. Many thanks to Mail Order Natives for offering such wonderful plants at affordable prices with fast shipping and great customer service!
Beautiful trees. Arrived in great shape and look so healthy. I prefer to purchase small plants that have not sat and grown in a nursery pot. They are easy to plant and I imagine they will grow wonderfully. I ordered other trees and grasses from Mail Order Natives, and have been happy will all purchases.
This year I embarked on the project of adding native trees for wildlife to my suburban yard. It seems like everybody in my neighborhood has at least one (and sadly, usually more than one) cookie-cutter Leyland Cypress, but nobody seems to know that that tree is almost useless to birds and native insects. Well, if the local chain nurseries stocked Eastern Red Cedars that looked as beautiful as the two Cedars I ordered from Mail Order Natives, the local avian population would be a lot happier I'm sure! Ordering plants online has been a learning experience for me, and sadly, I only found Mail Order Native after ordering from a horrible nursery in TN that just dug some poor little cedar trees from the woods somewhere and sent them to me. I learned the hard way to look for seed and/or nursery grown trees, and that's what I found here. These trees had just wonderful, elaborate root systems when I put them into the ground, many, many, many roots in their pots, these are not bare root trees. They have lush green needles near the bottom, and some vibrant purple tinges near the top currently, as it's winter (my mom comments on how pretty they are whenever she visits, as we didn't know cedars could color that way). This is not the ratty, struggling cedar sapling you might find out in the woods under deep shade somewhere; this is what an Eastern Red Cedar really can be with a good start in life, lots of sun and care and planting. I am super excited to have such healthy, beautiful little saplings in my yard now, and as with several of the other trees I ordered from here, I was pleasantly surprised with how much larger they were than what I'd expected. They also came to me within 2 days of placing my order, even though I don't live in Florida, so I was very glad I'd pre-dug my holes. Couldn't ask for a better online plant ordering experience.