Grade B bareroot trees

All of these trees have been designated grade B, usually due to the thickness of their stem. On occasion larger seedlings with some root damage are also included in the grade B category. Our grade B trees may be small but they are still certainly alive and viable. With proper protection and mulch they could be planted in the field. They would also work great for potting up or growing out in a nursery bed for another season. Because of their smaller size they are offered at a discounted price.