Our Products
Local 'Trees of Texas' grown for Bastrop and surrounding areas
We are a multi-faceted tree-growing operation that specializes in custom tree transplanting supplying locally grown in-ground trees.
Live Oak
The name live oak comes from the fact that evergreen oaks remain green and "live" throughout winter.
Bur Oak
Bur oak makes an outstanding ornamental tree. It is one of the most tolerant and one of the fastest-growing of the white oak group.
Magnolia
The magnolia tree is an ancient tree with many different species. The are mainly grown for their beautiful flowers.
Bradford Pear
These fast-growing trees are deciduous; green in summer, orange to burgundy in fall. Leaves are alternate, simple, ovate.
Silver Leaf Maple
This is one of America's favorite shade trees and is commonly planted all over the southern and eastern United States.
Washingtonia Palm
These palms grow huge leaves and large vigorous trunks that are considered to be one the fastest growing palm trees.
Sabal Palm
This palm grows on a large, single trunk that towers up to 50 feet in height and may reach 70 feet under ideal conditions.
Pecan
A gorgeous tree for all uses, the pecan is a great symmetrical tree often planted for ornamental purposes or for shade.
Crape Myrtle (Lavendar)
Crepe Myrtle trees are useful in the middle or corners of lawns as they make magnificent specimen trees.
Crape Myrtle (Fuscia)
Crape Myrtles are excellent for urban or suburban, formal or informal landscapes and areas where soil is limited.
Crape Myrtle (Red)
The big, showy flower clusters of the Crape Myrtle are what makes this tree so popular.
Crape Myrtle (White)
A cluster of Crapes planted close together will give a canopy of flowers all summer long.
Cedar Elm
A tough, adaptable shade tree with excellent drought tolerance and beautiful golden yellow fall color.
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