Our nursery is located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northwest Georgia. This geography and micro-climate makes our nursery an exceptional place to grow species native to the northeast US. In addition, we collect and purchase significant quantities of seed from the northeast US, making our trees and shrubs right at home when planted in the northeast US.
What trees are native to Connecticut?
- Sugar Maple
- Northern Red Oak
- Beech
- Yellow Birch
- Red Maple
- Black Birch
- Eastern Hemlock
- Eastern White Pine
- Black Cherry
What trees are native to Maine?
- Atlantic White Cedar
- Balsam Fir
- Common Juniper
- Eastern Red Cedar
- Norway Red
What trees are native to Massachusetts?
- Tamarack Larch
- Pitch Pine
- Gray Jack
- Black Spruce
- Black Cherry
- American Holly
- Green Ash
- White Oak
- Sassafras
- Downy Serviceberry
- Gray Birch
- Black Tupelo
- Red Maple
What trees are native to New Hampshire?
- Sugar Maple
- Eastern Red Cedar
- Paper Birch
- Hoptree
- Eastern Hemlock
- Balsam Fir
- Red Oak
- White Ash
- Black Walnut
What trees are native to New Jersey?
- Flowering Dogwood
- American Holly
- Black Spruce
- Red Oak
- Willow Oak
- Tulip Tree
- Sweet Birch
- Silver Bell
- Hazel Alder
What trees are native to New York?
- Callery Pear
- Honey Locust
- Pin Oak
- Ginkgo
- Silver Maple
- London Planetree
- Norway Maple
- Littleleaf Linden
- Green Ash
What trees are native to Pennsylvania?
- Serviceberry
- River Birch
- American Dogwood
- Red Maple
- American Fringe Tree
- Sweetbay Magnolia
- Blackgum “Wildfire”
- White Oak
- American Hornbeam
What trees are native to Rhode Island?
- Round-leaved Dogwood
- Mountain Maple
- Dwarf Chestnut Oak
- Swamp Cottonwood
- Black Spruce
- Striped Maple
- American Larch
- Post Oak
- Black Ash
What trees are native to Vermont?
- Tamarack
- Red Maples
- American Sycamore
- Eastern Hemlock
- Northern Red Oak
- Tulip Poplar
- Norway Spruce
- Eastern White Pine
- Balsam Fir
Native Forest Nursery’s micro-climate was designed specifically for the cultivation of seed and liner material for almost every region of the eastern US, not just for our local environment in Georgia. It’s in this micro-climate that we produce over six million hardwood seedlings and over two million pine seedlings annually. Our goal is to help forests grow all throughout the United States, not just in our home state of Georgia. We hope you’ll join us!