The following bare root evergreen transplants will be for sale in mid-January 2026 and will begin shipping in late March, unless noted otherwise:
See also our much wider selection of evergreen plug seedlings, which start shipping much sooner
• Austrian Pine Transplants – discontinued in this size, see evergreen seedlings
• Balsam Fir Transplants – available in Spring 2026, sales begin mid-Jan
• Black Hills Spruce Transplants – available in Spring 2026, sales begin mid-Jan
• Black Spruce Transplants – discontinued in this size, see plug seedings
• Canaan Fir Transplants – available in Spring 2026, sales begin mid-Jan
• Colorado Blue Spruce Transplants – available in Spring 2026, sales begin mid-Jan
• Concolor Fir Transplants – sold out till Fall 2026 or later, see plug seedings
• Douglas Fir Transplants – available in Spring 2026, sales begin mid-Jan
• Eastern Red Cedar Transplants – discontinued in this size, see evergreen seedlings, plug seedings
• Fraser Fir Transplants – sold out till Fall 2026 or later, see plug seedings
• Leyland Cypress Transplants – discontinued, no cutting source available
• Norway Spruce Transplants – available in Spring 2026, sales begin mid-Jan
• Ponderosa Pine Transplants – discontinued in this size, see plug seedings
• Red Pine Transplants – discontinued in this size, see plug seedings
• Serbian Spruce Transplants – sold out till Fall 2026 or later, see plug seedings
• Variety Packs of Evergreen Transplants – available in Spring 2026, sales begin mid-Jan
• White Cedar Transplants – discontinued in this size, see plug seedings
• White Pine Transplants – available in Spring 2026, sales begin mid-Jan
• White Spruce Transplants – available in Spring 2026, sales begin mid-Jan
Confused about species? Try our Evergreen Tree Buyer’s Guide >>
Need a later ship date?
Order now to reserve trees in your name, and then reply to your receipt or contact us with your requested ship date and we’ll schedule accordingly.
What are bare root transplants?
Wikipedia’s excruciatingly detailed info for Evergreens >>
Wikipedia’s excruciatingly detailed info for Conifers >>
“Bare root” transplants are grown in the ground from a 1-2 year old bare root seedling or plug seedling for an additional 1 to 2 years, and are therefore 3-4 years old. This traditional method has been used for generations. These huskier trees are ideal for field transplanting because they are larger and stronger in every way than our cheaper evergreen seedlings or evergreen plug seedlings. Transplants have longer and more developed root systems which can reach deeper for water.
Whats the difference between a seedling and a transplant? >>
We pack the roots of bare root transplants in damp sphagnum moss, and then wrap them in plastic to retain moisture during shipping. Sizes range anywhere from 10 to 24 inches [not including roots] depending on the species, but most of our bare root transplants average 12 to 18 inches. Please refer to the exact sizing info of each transplant species on each specific page.