You might call "Back to Nature" - they deal in BIG trees and they might have something for you. Or you could try Mr. Hildebrandt (sp?) in Oldwick - he's got some big trees too.

I know where the place is Oldwick is and will check it out tomorrow. Where is "Back to Nature" located? Many thanks for your help, I have lived here only two years and don't know all of the surrounding area all that well yet!

Back to Nature is in Oldwick, too. But it's the kind of place where you call first - they don't have a "drop in" nursery.

E-mail me and I'll give you more information.

Well - I have to thank njtea for the Hildebrandt rec - what a place that is, they have some great unusual plants. We didn't find the cedar we were looking for BUT did find a wonderful copper beach about 20ft tall and very full. My wife is thrilled and Mr Hildebrandt is quite an amazing gentleman as well. He almost had me sold on a sweet gum tree but then I realized the leaf texture was similar to some of the other trees we have on our property and then there was my wife who was thrilled with the CB selection - fairly reasonable prices too.

We will definately be returning for some interesting shrubs and other plants next spring - one thing at a time.

Glad to hear it worked out for you, bogey123!

I live near NJ (in Langhorne PA - right across the bridge from Trenton NJ) and have a Weeping Blue Atlas Cedar that you're welcome to dig up and take home with you. It has a trunk that is 8 inches thick, it is about 10-12 feet tall, and it is a prolific grower. The previous owners of my home planted it too close to the house.