Burton Hican Hicans are the offspring of Hickories and Pecans. Hickories and Pecans are different species within the same Genus…
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grown in root pruning Bags
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Rock Bridge Trees sells one and two year old trees. They are shipped in fabric containers, which prune the roots – stimulating them to branch and become a denser, more fibrous root system.
What does this mean for you? A healthier and larger tree! That dense system of feeder roots helps your new tree become established more quickly and with less stress than you would expect from a bare root tree.
Read More or Browse Our Tree Selection Now You can also Download our brochure and call Farmer Dave at (615) 841-3664
Large, mature trees are an important food source.
TREES For bees
The role of trees in honeybee health cannot be underestimated. Trees provide a bridge of flowers between spring and fall. This bridge is the pathway available to everyone who wishes to strengthen and improve the health of our cherished honeybees.
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