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Looking for Inexpensive Pines~

Heather Scholl_Henninger

19 years ago

Anyone know where I can purchase mature pines, spruces, hemlocks etc. that are about 4 to 5 foot tall at least...that are not overly expensive? I am in Lehigh Valley ...so anywhere near by here...Berks etc. Need something taller for privacy. Thanks for any advice;)

Heather

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caliloo
19 years ago
Hi Heather!

I'm not sure how far you are from Fountainville, but I have had terrific luck getting plants and treed from the Hirsts at Highland Hill Farm. HEre is the web site....

Here is a link that might be useful: Highland Hill Farm
lynnt
19 years ago
If you are willing to start small, and are within reach of Gaithersburg MD, a former Christmas tree farm on Sach's Rd there will be holding a dig on March 31st. I understand they'll post on (DC-area) Craigslist real soon. Last year I got Nordmann firs, Canaan firs, hemlocks and douglases last year for $5- $10 each, U-dig, and all are doing great.

L
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Annie_nj
19 years ago
Musser Forests in Indiana PA are mail order, and you can usually get larger sizes. Very well respected.
http://www.musserforests.com/aboutus.html

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