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SKU
COL-PK
Color Variety Package
Plant Type: Dormant, bare-root
Zones: 4-7
In this package, you receive 5 of each of the following:
- Highbush Cranberry 6-12" Seedlings - Zones 2-7
- Red Osier Dogwood 12-24" Seedlings - Zones 2-7
- Allegheny Serviceberry 12-18" Seedlings - Zones 4-8
- Sugar Maple 12-18" Seedlings - Zones 3-8
Additional details are listed below
$68.50
Color Variety Package
The Color Package consists of 20 total seedlings meant to bring beautiful color to your yard or acreage. Please refer to individual product pages for specific information about each of the plants included in this package. All packages are heavily discounted over what you would pay for these species on their own at this quantity. No substitution requests please.
In this package, you receive 5 of each of the following:
- Highbush Cranberry 6-12" Seedlings - Zones 2-7
- Red Osier Dogwood 12-24" Seedlings - Zones 2-7
- Allegheny Serviceberry 12-18" Seedlings - Zones 4-8
- Sugar Maple 12-18" Seedlings - Zones 3-8
*While unlikely, on discounted package specials we reserve the right to substitute different species and sizes in the event of a crop shortage.
Product Questions
We had substitutions last time, if we get any substitutions, can we refuse or exchange it item(s)
Question by: anthony g megna on Feb 24, 2019, 3:49 PM
I understand your question, but as we state:
*While unlikely, on discounted package specials we reserve the right to substitute different species and sizes in the event of a crop shortage.
If you are concerned about which species you receive in your package, I would recommend buying the exact trees separately that you wish, and not buying a pack.
*While unlikely, on discounted package specials we reserve the right to substitute different species and sizes in the event of a crop shortage.
If you are concerned about which species you receive in your package, I would recommend buying the exact trees separately that you wish, and not buying a pack.
Answer by: Administrator on Feb 25, 2019, 12:14 PM
Are these native to my region?
Question by: Gretchen M ODonnell-Skaggs on Mar 11, 2022, 7:36 PM
Native trees vary from state to state. It would be best to check with your state to see what is considered native to your area.
Answer by: Chief River Nursery on Mar 14, 2022, 10:30 AM
