Neil loads a Stewartia after giving a tour and a B&B digging
Treephoria Defined
“The rapturous feeling or state of being experienced when surrounded by remarkable trees.”
Treephoria is a boutique tree nursery where you’ll find an eclectic mix of trees. One of this, two of that, twenty of those. Some are large, one-of-a-kind specimens that have been growing in our fields for 15 years or more.
Asian maples, unusual ev
“The rapturous feeling or state of being experienced when surrounded by remarkable trees.”
Treephoria is a boutique tree nursery where you’ll find an eclectic mix of trees. One of this, two of that, twenty of those. Some are large, one-of-a-kind specimens that have been growing in our fields for 15 years or more.
Asian maples, unusual evergreen oaks and Oregon White Oaks, slow-growing beeches and ginkgos, columnar flowering crabapples, redbuds, Stewartia, Franklinia, Chilean Myrtle, Sourwood and other rarities grow here. You'll also find a few edibles and pollinator-pleasing flowering trees.
Pictured - Flame Thrower Redbud
On the Lookout for Big, Unique Specimen Trees?
Look no further! We offer a collection of unique, one-of-a -kind trees for your ultimate landscape. You'll find big B & B trees like this 6"-caliper beauty on the Specimen Tree List on our Availability Page. Trees are carefully and skillfully hand -dug to order and will be available until early March.
Not yet ready to plant? Trees can
Look no further! We offer a collection of unique, one-of-a -kind trees for your ultimate landscape. You'll find big B & B trees like this 6"-caliper beauty on the Specimen Tree List on our Availability Page. Trees are carefully and skillfully hand -dug to order and will be available until early March.
Not yet ready to plant? Trees can be reserved for digging next winter with a 40 percent deposit.
Cornelian Cherry Dogwood
Cornelian Cherry Dogwood
(Cornus mas) A bountiful crop of tart, delicious fruit is produced by this unusual dogwood that's among the first trees to bloom in spring. Bright yellow flowers appear in late winter - even before the forsythia!