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Our Tree Nursery Entrance
Contacting Oaks of the Wild West
You might have seen recently on the national news about the Momument Fire located in the Huachuca Mountains outside of Sierra Vista, AZ. The fire came within a mile of our nursery, but we are unafected! Our trees are in great shape, although wide areas around the nursery have been burned
For those gardners in the area who are looking for new trees to plant, we have a wide selection available in different sizes. We're you're to restart that process, we can help you with the right selection of tree
You can contact us by email.
Because we might be out working in the nursery, email is the best means to contact us. We will try and respond to your email inquiry as soon as we can.
On our sales inquiry page, we give you the option to inquire about our current inventory supplies. Just indicate how many trees of the individual variety you might want, and we'll let you know about their current availability.
Contact us also if you want to inquire about the right type of tree best suited to your area. We have worked with customers in area of far NW Arizona (around the Grand Canyon area) as well as far south in to the Chihuahua Desert areas.
During this last year we have been working with several customers who are looking for unusual varieties of Oaks and trees that are suited to different environments in Texas (Central Texas, Coastal and high plains terrain around Big Spring) as well as the East Coast of North Carolina and South Carolina.
Several new customers from Colorado have had great success with our Gambel's Oak. One customer reported planting his trees in winter and having a growth of 3 feet on the tree in the following year.
Google Maps and Location of our Nursery
Click here to view a PDF of our location outside of Sierra Vista, AZ
If you are trying to locate our nursery through Google maps, please note that there is an error. East Rose Ranch Lane does NOT connect to Hwy 92 as shown on Google Maps. The road indicated is the boundary lines between neighbor's property. We have submitted a request to Google to correct this error.
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