At the end of February, we had our big spring digging push. These photos of the nursery from last Saturday (Sat 9 March 2019) show us moving the dug trees
In late February 2019, we again hosted the Arlington Tree Stewards, who tagged approximately one hundred native trees from 1” to 2½” caliper for spring 2019. WHN has been proud
More late-winter 2019 photos from around the farm! [new_royalslider id=”17″]
Quercus falcata is a little-known species in the mid-Atlantic that has gained in popularity in recent years as a great landscape tree for larger spaces. Commonly known as southern red
We’re well underway in our winter pruning. At WHN, each and every plant is pruned every winter when branches are bare to ensure great branching and structure in everything you
Some aerial shots of the farm taken 2 February 2019 [new_royalslider id=”20″]
WHN celebrated the end of a wet, but successful year with our partners from Shen-Paco on Thursday December 13th. Eric and Cody cooked lunch for everyone and handed out new
Betula nigra, or river birch, is a fast-growing shade and ornamental tree. Indigenous to the eastern United States, from coastal New Hampshire west to Minnesota and south to eastern Texas
Despite the occasional rain, digging is now underway for fall 2018! If you haven’t placed your orders yet, do it now. Inventory is selling through quickly! [new_royalslider id=”15″]
