There’s something special about seeing butterflies fluttering, bees buzzing, and birds flitting through your backyard. Creating a garden that welcomes wildlife doesn’t just benefit the local ecosystem—it also brings your outdoor space to life. At Cold Stream Farm, we’ve been supplying wholesale wildlife trees and shrubs for over 40 years to gardeners, landowners, and conservationists… Read more »
Water is one of the most important elements in the life of any plant, and for trees and shrubs, it can make the difference between thriving and simply surviving. Whether you’re planting bare root trees or wildlife shrubs, getting the timing of your watering right is just as essential as choosing the right species for… Read more »
Ferns are among the oldest plant species on Earth—lush, hardy, and perfect for enhancing outdoor landscapes or creating natural wildlife habitats. At Cold Stream Farm, we offer a variety of wholesale ferns, ideal for reforestation projects, shade gardens, and native planting schemes. But before you dig into planting, let’s take a closer look at how… Read more »
Evergreen trees are a staple in landscaping, providing year-round greenery, privacy, and shelter for wildlife. At Cold Stream Farm, we specialize in wholesale evergreen trees and shrubs, offering a variety of species suitable for everything from windbreaks to ornamental landscaping. Whether you’re looking to enhance a backyard, create a dense natural border, or restore a… Read more »
Spring provides the optimal conditions for planting pine trees due to moderate temperatures, increased rainfall, and longer daylight hours. These favorable conditions allow young trees to develop strong root systems before the summer heat arrives. Pine trees are an excellent addition to landscapes, conservation projects, and wildlife habitats, providing shelter, erosion control, and a natural… Read more »
At Cold Stream Farm, we know people love ferns for their variety, with each type of fern offering subtle differences from the last. Cold Stream Farms offers ferns that work for everyone, from ferns that tolerate rough weather conditions to ferns that thrive in cold soil. The Cinnamon Fern Cinnamon ferns reach a height of… Read more »
Many homes across America have trees either in their back or front yards. We see them every day when we leave, we clean up when leaves or branches when they fall, but have you ever taken the time to think about the real value they bring to your home? For starters, trees provide us with… Read more »
Many different types of plants, flowers, and trees take a lot of care and expertise to grow. However, if you don’t have a “green thumb,” you might be searching for greenery that you can enjoy with little maintenance required. Cold Stream Farm sells a variety of shrubs that can be cared for with minimal effort,… Read more »
According to the National Christmas Tree Association, there are about 25 to 30 million real Christmas trees sold every year. With that being said, most people just throw away their Christmas tree right after the holiday, but there are several other things you can do instead of trashing it. There are ways to reuse and… Read more »
Trying to protect seedlings from local animals and weather conditions is a tough feat without a little help. Planting trees can be a difficult task if you’re not taking care of them properly. When seasons change, it’s important to be aware of how weather elements can affect the tree’s growth and what to do to… Read more »
What’s better than planting your favorite flowers, trees, and shrubs in the spring? How about preparing for spring planting in the As we approach the winter season, and yes, it’s coming soon, it’s important to start preparing for the next season of planting. Spend the cold season preparing for your upcoming springtime planting plans with… Read more »
As the Fall season begins its full swing of weather change, our gardens and yards will start to look different. The Fall season is the time of year where we start to think about how we can get our gardens ready for the winter season. In the Northern United States, our Fall starts sooner than… Read more »
