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Note that we are in Zone 7b, and the plants that we grow
may or may not be appropriate for your zone.
Please see the pictures below
for a summary of the breadth of our stock.
The listings on this web site
are just samplings of our stock. We have far more than indicated, so please visit the nursery to browse and compare
the varieties and sizes. Links
to pages with more detailed pictures (any prices listed are retail prices):
TREES
SHRUBS
PERENNIALS
FRUITS
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We have many types of evergreens like these Ilex
x 'Nellie R. Stevens': This evergreen is our most popular screening holly. It's wider at the base than many upright
hollies. Very dark green lustrous leaves. Sun or part shade. Medium to fast growth rate. Grows to 15 - 25 feet. Drought tolerant.
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Autumn Blaze maples in the field. This is a short row of trees remaining from a larger block. It will soon be replanted with
other field stock.
This block of containerized trees illustrates just one
size available in containers. We have much smaller and much larger ones in many varieties.
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These trees are examples of some of our deciduous field stock. The trees with black straps are 2-inch caliper sugar maples.
The trees with white straps are 2.5-3 inch caliper October Glory red maples.
Our stock of Japanese Maples is huge. We have both
containerized and field grown. Reds, greens, uprights and dissectums (lace-leaf).
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Our Advantage TreesTM
are harvested with the do-it-yourself homeowner in mind. The root ball is sized so transportation and installation are possible
without additional equipment or help. These, and other sizes, are pre-dug balled and burlapped stock.
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Sasanqua camellias (like
this one) bloom in this area from about the first of November until February. These evergreen members of the tea family (Theaceae)
display a mass of flowers, from white to rose colored, 2-3 inches wide. The bushes grow 6-10 feet tall.
Pinebush Farm and Nurseries,
Inc. • 3332 Hwy. 106 S • Hull, GA 30646 • 706-789-2344 © Pinebush Farm and Nurseries, Inc. and Pat Dunleavy 2000–2010.
All photos and text © Pat Dunleavy 2000–2010 and are not to be reproduced except with express permission.
Last
Revised 09.01.2010.
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