Our Range of Trees

While only Siberian fir trees are currently available, additional species will be offered in the coming years.

Snow-covered trees under a clear blue sky.

Hardy, Climate-Resilient Trees for Southcentral Alaska

All trees are grown onsite at our nursery in Soldotna and carefully cultivated for long-term performance in Alaska’s demanding climate. We focus on cold-hardy, non-invasive species that integrate responsibly into local ecosystems while providing meaningful wildlife habitat and ecological value. Our primary service area includes Soldotna, Anchorage, and surrounding communities.

Siberian Fir

A Resilient Alternative to White Spruce

Native to the cold regions of northeastern Siberia, northern China, and Mongolia, Siberian fir is exceptionally well-suited to the climatic conditions of Southcentral Alaska. As native white spruce populations face continued pressure from spruce bark beetle infestations, this species provides a durable, climate-compatible substitute for long-term landscape and reforestation planning.

Mature Size & Form

  • Typically reaches 90–115 feet at maturity

  • Capable of exceeding 150 feet in optimal conditions

  • Narrow, upright growth habit with a strong central leader

Why It Performs Well Locally

  • Extremely cold-hardy

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  • Adapted to cool, moist summers

  • Compatible with soils similar to those of the Kenai Peninsula

  • No significant local pest or disease concerns

  • Non-invasive and not prone to aggressive reseeding

Wildlife Value

Siberian fir contributes ecological function by providing seed for birds, cover and food sources for squirrels, winter browse for moose when preferred forage is limited, and structural diversity within regenerating forest systems. For conservation-oriented landowners, it delivers both habitat value and long-term stability.

Aerial view of lush green forest

Siberian Larch

A Distinctive Deciduous Conifer

Siberian larch stands apart as a cold-climate conifer that sheds its needles each fall—a rare characteristic among northern evergreens. This seasonal transformation adds dynamic texture and color to the landscape.

Key Attributes

  • Exceptional winter hardiness

  • Tolerant of cold, heavy soils

  • Well adapted to Alaska’s growing season

  • Non-invasive

In autumn, needles turn a vivid gold before dropping, creating visual contrast and seasonal interest. It is well-suited for property owners seeking structural diversity while maintaining climate resilience.

Misty forest with red berries and trees.

Mountain Ash

Native Character With Ecological Value

Mountain Ash is a widely appreciated native species valued for both ornamental appeal and habitat support.

Benefits

  • Showy white spring blossoms

  • Bright red fall berries

  • High wildlife value, particularly for birds

  • Naturally adapted to local growing conditions

This species integrates seamlessly into residential, rural, and conservation-based landscapes where native plantings are prioritized.

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Alaskan Elderberry (Alaskan Local)

A Hardy Native Shrub

Alaskan Elderberry is a resilient, locally adapted shrub recognized for its ecological and traditional significance.

Features

  • Clusters of white blossoms 

  • Strong wildlife attraction

  • Suitable for naturalized and semi-wild settings

It performs well along property margins, within wildlife corridors, and in habitat restoration plantings.

Grown With Patience and Purpose

Unlike high-volume commercial operations, our trees are cultivated deliberately over multiple years to prioritize structural integrity and transplant success.

Seed is collected from mature Siberian fir growing on our property

Seed is collected from mature Siberian fir growing on our property

Seedlings are stratified and raised in organic, raised-bed systems

Seedlings are stratified and raised in organic, raised-bed systems

Young trees are thinned, transplanted, and hardened gradually

Young trees are thinned, transplanted, and hardened gradually

Only well-established specimens are released for sale

Only well-established specimens are released for sale

This approach emphasizes strong root architecture, cold acclimation, reliable transplant performance, and long-term survivability. Each tree reflects years of careful stewardship rather than seasonal inventory turnover.

Nursery Visits by Appointment Only

All trees are available exclusively by scheduled nursery visit.

If you are located in Soldotna, Anchorage, or nearby communities and are interested in purchasing trees, please contact us to:

  • Verify current inventory

  • Review species suitability for your property

  • Arrange a nursery appointment

We are dedicated to helping landowners select trees that strengthen Alaska’s landscapes, support wildlife habitat, and contribute to long-term forest resilience. Visit us.

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Available Sizes

Our Siberian Firs are typically offered in the following container sizes:

  • 4.5 Gallon (24–36 inches)
  • 7 Gallon (36–48 inches)
  • 15 Gallon (48–60 inches)

Availability is subject to seasonal variation. Minimum purchase of 3 trees.