I believe when the average person thinks of planting a tree, they think of three guys carrying a six or seven foot tree in full leaf, with a burlap sack around the roots. 

Then, when this (suprisingly un-fictious) average person sees a tree from my nursery, they say “oh, that’s a little sapling tree”.

Of course, technically, they aren’t incorrect. However, I don’t think they are trying to be accurate, I think they are generally being pejorative. As in: a sapling is less than a tree.

But when Stan and Kyle plant their tree, they have to stake it, they have to water the hell of it, and a lot of the branches die back. They realize trees are a lot of work, and that’s the last tree they ever plant.

We want the trees to work for us.

Our nursery is offering a different option. Healthy, traidional, economical.