Services & Resources
We’re here to help all your planting projects succeed
Our Services
Landscape Grade Plants
High quality, landscape grade plant material for every jobsite
Delivery Services
Whether it’s to your home or jobsite, we’ve got you covered
Landscape Supplies
Wide range of tools and products to assist every landscape job
Job Quoting
Let us help you plan to succeed!
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Our Plants
One of the keys to our success has been the growing and maintaining of quality plants, with emphasis in special care in handling.
We believe the health and care of plants at the nursery, directly influences the success of the plant in the landscape.
On over 27 acres of land we offer a wide selection of landscape grade plant stock, ranging from shade and flowering trees, evergreen trees and shrubs, flowering shrubs, perennials, ground covers, and much more.
Our plants are hand selected to ensure the highest quality possible.
Acres
Varieties to choose from
Catalog
Need a catalog? Click the ‘Request’ button and we’ll quickly mail you a physical copy, or email a digital one!
Handouts
All our information in one easy place! Download & print as many as you need to help your project succeed!
Calculators
Square footage divided by…? We know math can sometimes be difficult. So we’ve taken the guesswork out!
Delivery Services
Precision
Unlimited
While some places may put minimums on delivery services, we do not. Whether we are delivering ten trees or a trailer full, we will take the guess work of transportation out of the equation.
Direct
In some cases, shipments direct to the jobsite just make more sense. We offer assistance in “building a load”, and coordinating those deliveries. Please contact the office for information on Direct Shipments.
Call For Info:
(248) 437-2094
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direct ships per year
F.A.Q.
We know… it’s all Greek, er Latin!
Don’t see your question listed? Send us a note. We are happy to help!
How often do I water my plants?
New plants must be watered in accordance with the size of their root system. Visualize soaking the entire area that was the container, or the entire rootball. Plan to do this 2-3 time per week for the first 3-4 months.
Do I leave the wire basket on my plant?
Yes! We advise leaving the burlap and wire basket on your new plants. Over time, these will deteriorate and expose your plant’s root system to the surrounding soil. This is not harmful to the plant, nor is it harmful to the surrounding soil. Any twine around the trunk or plastic strapping on the root-ball will need to be cut as these items can be harmful to the longevity of your plant.
How big do I dig my hole?
Shrubs require a hole slightly larger than their pot or ball size. For trees, we recommend a hole that is roughly 12” wider than the ball width, and the depth to match that of the ball height. Plants want to be at ground level, or slightly raised, for the best drainage. Too low or too high can impact root stability.
When should I trim my plants?
Trimming is a very important part of maintaining your landscaping, and often a task that is overdone or underdone. Almost every plant will need some type of trimming in its lifetime. Natural growing trees rarely need a trim every year, where grafted trees tend to need semi-annual haircuts, to maintain shape and growth patterns. Most shrubs benefit from, if not require, a trim at least once a year. Trim times vary from plant to plant, and should always be confirmed beforehand. Check out our pruning guide [click HERE to get it] for the best times to trim. Selective pruning (not sheering) will greatly increase your pruning success. Remember these main ideas: Head-height, Wind Lean, Doubles, Crossers, & Thinning.
What 'planting zone' are we?
Michigan is considered a Zone 4-6a.
Contact Us
P.O. Box 277, New Hudson, MI 48165
28500 Haas Rd, Wixom, MI 48393
Telephone: (248) 437-2094
Fax: (248) 437-5305
