Transform Your Garden with Sassafras Trees

Sassafras Bare Root Trees 12 inches are the perfect addition to any landscape. These native North American trees are known for their breathtaking fall foliage, showcasing vibrant shades of yellow, orange, scarlet, and purple. In the summer, their lush green leaves provide a beautiful canopy, enhancing your garden’s appeal year-round.

One of the unique features of the Sassafras tree is its variety of leaf shapes, which include mitten-shaped and three-lobed designs. This adds visual interest throughout the seasons. Additionally, the dark blue berries that form in the fall are a favorite among local birds, making your garden a sanctuary for wildlife.

Sassafras trees thrive in moist, acidic, well-drained soil and flourish in full sun to partial shade, making them versatile for a range of landscape settings. Each bare root tree is carefully packaged to ensure freshness during transit, ready to be planted as hedges, borders, or statement pieces in your garden.

Key Benefits:

• Native to North America, ideal for naturalized gardens.
• Unique foliage that changes with the seasons.
• Vibrant fall colors enhance garden aesthetics.
• Wildlife-friendly, supporting birds and local ecosystems.
• Easy to grow in a variety of conditions.

These trees not only beautify your outdoor space but also attract beneficial wildlife, enriching your garden’s biodiversity. Whether for landscaping or as a thoughtful gift for gardening enthusiasts, Sassafras trees offer lasting beauty and ecological benefits.

FAQs

• What size are the Sassafras trees I’ll receive? You’ll receive two bare root Sassafras trees measuring 12-18 inches in height.
• What type of soil is best for Sassafras trees? Sassafras trees thrive in moist, acidic, well-drained soil for optimal growth.
• How long will it take for the trees to grow? These trees grow steadily, reaching a mature height of 75-100 feet over several years.
• Do Sassafras trees need a lot of sunlight? Sassafras trees perform well in both full sun and partial shade, making them versatile for various locations.
• Are the berries safe for consumption? While the berries are a favorite of birds, they are not typically consumed by humans due to potential toxicity.