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We’ve made our tour across Texas and visited lots of really cool and beautiful trees. Not all of them had acorns, but we did get quite a few from the following trees: The Texas A&M Century tree, the University of Texas Battle Oak, the Traders Oak from Fort Worth, the Angel Oak from Charleston, SC and the Treaty Oak from Austin, TX. We will be planting these acorns in early December 2025 so that we will have trees to sell in fall of 2026.

We have many trees still available from our 2024 crop, including the Texas A&M Century tree, the University of Texas Battle Oak, the San Saba Wedding Oak and the Trader’s Oak from Fort Worth. Now is a great time to plant, and they make fantastic Christmas gifts that should last a lifetime.

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News from the Nursery

The stories behind our tree nursery and its newest seedlings

We’ve made our tour across Texas and visited lots of really cool and beautiful trees. Not all of them had acorns, but we did get quite a few from the following trees: The Texas A&M Century tree, the University of Texas Battle Oak, the Traders Oak from Fort Worth, the Angel Oak from Charleston, SC and the Treaty Oak from Austin, TX. We will be planting these acorns in early December 2025 so that we will have trees to sell in fall of 2026.

We have many trees still available from our 2024 crop, including the Texas A&M Century tree, the University of Texas Battle Oak, the San Saba Wedding Oak and the Trader’s Oak from Fort Worth. Now is a great time to plant, and they make fantastic Christmas gifts that should last a lifetime.

News from the Nursery

The stories behind our tree nursery and its newest seedlings

We’ve made our tour across Texas and visited lots of really cool and beautiful trees. Not all of them had acorns, but we did get quite a few from the following trees: The Texas A&M Century tree, the University of Texas Battle Oak, the Traders Oak from Fort Worth, the Angel Oak from Charleston, SC and the Treaty Oak from Austin, TX. We will be planting these acorns in early December 2025 so that we will have trees to sell in fall of 2026.

We have many trees still available from our 2024 crop, including the Texas A&M Century tree, the University of Texas Battle Oak, the San Saba Wedding Oak and the Trader’s Oak from Fort Worth. Now is a great time to plant, and they make fantastic Christmas gifts that should last a lifetime.