A rugged oak tree that grows up to 80 feet tall. It produces large acorns favored by deer and other wildlife.

A large red oak tree that can grow up to a height of 100 feet. High timber and wildlife value.

A fast growing and well adapting oak tree like the Sawtooth but produces a smaller acorn in higher quantities. A superb fall and winter food source for turkey, deer, and quail.

Beautiful oak tree that produces lots of small to medium-sized acorns that are favored by deer and turkey.

It is one of the largest Oaks, occasionally 125 feet high and it produces large amounts of acorns. High timber value.

An oak that is a quick producer of medium-sized acorns that are favored by a variety of wildlife. High timber value.

A medium to large oak tree which is restricted to bottomland and wet soil. It produces medium-sized acorns which are almost entirely enclosed by the cup. Good timber and wildlife value. Grows up to 70 feet.

A fast growing oak tree that produces lots of small acorns that are favored by ducks and small wildlife. Needs full sunlight. Good choice for green tree reservoir.

Fast growing, well adapting oak tree that is quick to produce lots of big acorn that are loved by deer.

A large, stately oak tree that can grow from 80 to 120 feet tall. It produces large acorns preferred by deer.

A big oak tree that produces large acorns in the fall. High timber value.

Acorns are number one with deer and turkey providing food throughout fall and winter. This oak tree is an all time favorite with conversationalist and land managers because of high timber value and good acorn production.

A medium-sized oak tree that can grow up to 90 feet and grows moderately fast. It produces an abundance of small acorns and can handle seasonal flooding.

A shrub that grows up to 6 feet tall. It produces purple berries which are eaten by a variety of birds.

A shrub that produces an abundance of red berries in the fall that persist well into the winter. Provides great cover and food for a large variety of wildlife, but is most sought after by the wild turkey.

Fast growing tree that will grow up to 80 feet tall. It is quick to produce lots of small semi-sweet cherries. Needs full sunlight.

A thicket-forming small tree that provides great nesting cover for quail and turkeys as well as other wildlife. Deer and turkey relish its sweet red fruit in the late summer and fall.

Excellent wildlife apple tree that grows up to 30 feet. The fruit is eaten by a variety of wildlife. Prefers sunlight and moist soils.

A medium-sized pear tree that can grow up to 40 feet. It produces an abundance of sweet fruit that lasts until late fall.

A medium-sized persimmon tree that produces a sweet orange fruit that last into winter, a true favorite of deer.

A beautiful tree that provides juicy red berries eaten by many birds including quail and turkey. Berries persist through the winter when other foods are scarce.

A small colonizing tree/shrub that can grow from around 12 to 20 feet tall and prefers rich moist soils. The fruit is eaten by a variety of wildlife.

A species of mulberry that reaches a height of up to 60 feet. It produces red/black edible fruit favored by a variety of game birds and wildlife.

A shrubby tree that produces small sweet red and yellow apples that deer cannot resist. It also offers excellent brood habitat for quail and turkey.

Tree/shrub that produces small apple-like fruit that remains on tree/shrub all winter. Great food source for turkey, quail and deer. It also provides a nesting habitat for song birds.

A medium shrub that produces an abundance of small sweet nuts relished by a variety of wildlife. It also provides great nesting cover for turkey and quail.

A multi-stem shrub that will grow in full sun to shade on most well-drained soils. Nuts are a favorite with birds and squirrels.

A medium-sized tree averaging a height of 40 feet. It is known to be an excellent deer attractant due to the large nuts it produces, which are especially cherished by whitetails.

A large needle leaf, aquatic, deciduous tree with enlarged trunk and spreading flat crown. It is a preferred roosting site for wild turkeys. It is widely planted for wetland restoration.

A shrub that reaches 5 to 8 feet tall. It is excellent food and cover for quail and turkey. It comes in plugs and bare root.

A fast growing shrub that is excellent food and cover for waterfowl and other wetland birds. It tolerates seasonal flooding.

An evergreen widely used for shelterbelts. Its dense foliage creates ideal cover and nesting sites for numerous varieties of game and songbirds.

A small shrubby tree that does well in shady understory. The seeds are eaten by a variety of birds. It produces beautiful red flowers in the spring.

A handsome, big pine with high timber value. The seeds are eaten by quail and turkey during winter and spring.