We are a Cambridge, Wisconsin based non-profit organization offering affordable premium trees and shrubs for your home. All profits help landscape Cambridge and Rockdale schools, streets and parks.


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our inventory of over 100 trees and shrubs.



Order terrace trees (Village of Cambridge residents only)

About us:

Over 200 trees have been purchased and planted in our area, enabling us to donate nearly 150 trees and shrubs to our schools, streets and parks. Our first donation in 2008 was four Allegheny serviceberries to the school Environmental Club:

Our Mission: Affordable premium trees and shrubs for your home with profits helping landscape Cambridge and Rockdale schools, streets and parks.

Goals:

Plant 1,000 trees in Cambridge and Rockdale by 2020. Progress report: about a third of the way there!

Increase diversity of species in our community forest. Currently almost 60% of trees in the Village of Cambridge are of two species: ash and maple. While time-honored favorites, such as birch, maple, rebud and oak are available through our program, we are proud to offer numerous unique hardy species which will increase much-needed species diversity.

History: Founded 2007 in Cambridge

Who can buy trees? Anyone - regardless of where one lives. Those living outside the villages of Cambridge and Rockdale will need to pick their trees up in Cambridge.

Photo Gallery of Trees:

$38 Redbud: two years after planting, pictured in June.

$38 Red Buckeye - This tree was only three years old when pictured but was already producing red flowers. It's one of the few trees that consistently flowers in deep shade. Growth is on the slow side and it reaches only 20 feet tall making it an ideal tree for small spaces or patios. Fall color is not impressive but during the summer the leaves look quite nice.

Miscellaneous $38 Trees: Left to right: chinkapin oak, river birch and red oak.

$38 American Hornbeam (Musclewood) Fall Color: Grows in sun or shade to about 15 feet. Smooth gray bark and fast growth when young, well over two feet annually with a good mulch ring and supplemental watering.

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