Easy Growing Bald Cypress Seedlings
Native trees have a reputation for being somewhat weaker than their exotic counterparts. Bald Cypress Seedlings really change minds on that matter, tough, sturdy, long-lived and drought tolerant once established, Taxodium distichum has withstood hundreds of years of development, droughts, and floods which is why you can still find them planted near rivers, lakes and anywhere that floods or soil quality is poor today. These trees naturally grow in standing water but can easily adapt to normal landscape conditions in your yard once they're established. Bald Cypress Seedlings have an upright growth habit with soft feathery foliage. It adds elegance to any landscape that seems almost natural and planned. Come Spring enjoy the new growth, Summer brings shade and cooling temperatures while Autumn brings a warm glow to your landscape. Taxodium goes dormant in the winter making it a great four season tree. They have deep anchoring roots which make them great trees for helping prevent erosion on any size property.
Attracting Wildlife With Bald Cypress Seedlings
One of the best traits of Taxodium distichum is you hardly know they're there. Songbirds will nest in them and the little caverns created in the bark along with fallen needles make a great habitat for beneficial insects. Cypress love to let the sunshine filter through their canopy rather than smother everything underneath. They make great trees for naturalized areas, reclamation or right in your backyard. They're not overly needy once they're established and can take drastic changes in temperature once settled in. If you're looking for a long term investment this tree is for you, especially if you plan on planting native trees that won't aggressively compete with the rest of your landscape.
Reliably Growing Bald Cypress Seedlings
When you hear Bald Cypress you don't think of fast growth speeds you think steady and dependable. Because of this trees, Taxodium distichum produce wood that is much stronger and can withstand heavy winds and weather. Planting one of these trees can be a great investment that you can watch flourish for generations. Not only will they respond beautifully to proper planting but they're easy to maintain as they mature. They are native to North American swamp lands which is why they can tolerate occasional flooding but can also be planted on dry land. Once it's mature, this tree improves your properties value by controlling erosion, helps with drainage, and really fills out any area of your yard without feeling like it's over planted. Every Tree Plantation loves this tree because of its beauty and function.
Bottom Line Growing Bald Cypress Seedlings
Bald Cypress Seedlings are one of the most dependable native trees you can get. Whether you're looking for a tree that provides long-lasting structure, helps the environment or looks great in your yard you can't go wrong by planting one of these bad boys.

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What does a bur oak seedling look like?
A Bur Oak seedling has broad, lobed leaves with deep notches and a sturdy little stem. Its leaves are bright green and slightly leathery, showing the tree’s signature shape early on. Even as a seedling, it looks strong and full of promise for future growth.
How fast does a bur oak seedling grow?
A Bur Oak seedling grows at a moderate pace, adding about one to two feet per year once established. It focuses first on developing a deep, sturdy root system. Over time, it becomes a strong, resilient tree that stands tall for generations.
Where to plant burr oak seedlings?
Plant Burr Oak seedlings in full sun where they have plenty of space to grow tall and wide. They thrive in well-drained soil and adapt easily to different environments. Open areas like large yards or fields are ideal for their strong, spreading canopies.
Exposure
Full Sun
Height at Maturity
Over 25 Feet
Usage
Restoration
Shipped As
Bare-root
Ships
UPS
Planting Zones
4-10