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Coastal Plain Native Nursery

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Coastal Plain Native Nursery

We are dedicated to provide all of your native coastal plain hard and soft mass trees.

09/04/2025

🌱 Native Tree Spotlight: Allegheny Chinquapin 🌱

Looking for a unique native tree that supports both wildlife and ecological health? The Allegheny Chinquapin (Castanea pumila) is a small but mighty addition to your land.

✅ Wildlife Magnet – Produces sweet, nut-like seeds loved by deer, turkey, quail, and squirrels. A valuable food source for pollinators and birds.
✅ Ecological Benefits – Improves biodiversity, thrives in poor soils, and helps restore native landscapes.
✅ Compact & Hardy – Grows as a small tree or large shrub (6–20 ft), making it a perfect choice for food plots, edges, and backyard habitats.
✅ Heritage Species – Once common across the Southeast, this resilient tree is making a comeback as a sustainable native food source.

Whether you’re managing for wildlife habitat, restoration projects, or just want to add a beautiful native tree to your property, the Allegheny Chinquapin is a fantastic choice. 🌳

📍 Available now – limited supply! Send us a message to reserve yours today.

08/07/2025

🌲 Why Plant Longleaf Pine? 🌲
Wildlife Magnet • Ecological Powerhouse • Native Legacy

Looking to boost your land's habitat and health? The Longleaf Pine is one of the most valuable native trees you can plant in the Southeast!

✅ Supports 30+ threatened species (like the gopher tortoise & red-cockaded woodpecker)
✅ Feeds turkey, quail, squirrels & more with high-fat seeds
✅ Encourages native grasses & wildflowers
✅ Fire-resistant & erosion-fighting
✅ Stores carbon for long-term climate benefits

Perfect for: 🦌 Hunting Land
🌱 Native Restoration
🛠 Conservation Programs
🌿 Eco-Minded Landowners

📍Available now for fall planting
📞 DM us or call to reserve your trees today!

06/19/2025

We will be open this weekend, June 21st and 22nd, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Stop by for all your native wildlife tree needs—we specialize in both hard and soft mast species.

Visit us at:
17304 County Road 87 North
Elberta, Alabama 36530

Appointments are also available by request. We look forward to seeing you!

06/05/2025

Tree Trivia Thursday: Nuttall Oak (Quercus texana)

The Nuttall Oak is a fast-growing, large deciduous tree native to the south-central United States, particularly the lower Mississippi River Valley, including Louisiana, Arkansas, Alabama, and western Tennessee. It thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 6–9 and is known for its impressive size and vibrant red fall foliage. Mature trees typically reach heights of 40–60 feet, with a spread of 35–50 feet, growing at a rate of 2–4 feet per year.

A notable specimen holds the current world record and is located in the White River National Wildlife Refuge in Desha County, Arkansas. This champion tree boasts a trunk circumference of 274 inches, a height of 100 feet, and a crown spread of 102 feet.

The Nuttall Oak offers substantial ecological value, especially to wildlife. It produces a high volume of acorns that are retained late into the season, providing a crucial food source during the winter months. Its acorns are rich in protein—approximately 35%, which is higher than many other oak species. The tree’s adaptability to wet soils and its role in offering cover and nesting habitat make it essential for a variety of wildlife, including deer, squirrels, wild turkey, and waterfowl.

05/29/2025

Tree Trivia Thursday: Chickasaw Plum (Prunus angustifolia)

The Chickasaw Plum, scientifically known as Prunus angustifolia, is a small deciduous tree that typically grows between 14 to 25 feet tall and up to 20 feet wide. Native to the southeastern United States, this tree is highly valued for its ecological benefits and ornamental appeal.

Chickasaw Plums produce fruit that attracts a wide range of wildlife, including quail, deer, turkey, and even humans. The tree’s dense thickets also provide excellent thermal cover for quail and other small mammals, offering essential shade during the summer months.

Its fragrant white flowers bloom in early spring and serve as an important nectar source for pollinators such as bees and butterflies. Chickasaw Plums are hardy in USDA zones 5 through 9 and typically begin to bear fruit within 2 to 3 years, with ripening occurring around June.

05/22/2025

Tree Triva Thursday The American persimmon (Diospyros virginiana) has a typical lifespan of 50 to 75 years and can reach heights of 69 to 79 feet under optimal conditions. Some specimens have been reported to live up to 150 years. The tree usually begins to bear fruit between 4 and 9 years after planting. Once established, it requires minimal fertilizer and water.

American persimmons are dioecious, meaning individual trees are either male or female. Both male and female trees are necessary for fruit production, with only the female trees bearing fruit. This species holds significant ecological value, providing food and habitat for a variety of wildlife. It serves as a host tree for the luna moth and several other moth caterpillars.

Fruit is typically dropped in the late season, from September to December. Many animals, including white-tailed deer, raccoons, and foxes, feed on persimmon fruit.

05/16/2025

Will be opening tomorrow May 17th from 8am to 12pm! Please come by for all your native tree and shrubs needs. Located at 17304 county road 87 north elberta alabama.

List of trees and shrubs available include

Persimmons
Sawtooth oak
Crabapple
Live oak
Mulberry
Chickasaw plum
Allagany chinquapin
Bur oak
Shumard oak
Nuttall oak
Laural oak
Water oak
Southern red oak
Sand post oak
White oak
Chestnut oak
Hybrid Chestnut
Longleaf pine

Any questions contact me on this site and I will respond as soon as possible.

02/09/2025

Welcome to Coastal Plain Native Nursery!
My name is Cody Hollen. For many years I have dreamt of creating a native nursery for the coastal plain region to provide a quality habitat and food source 365 days out of the year for all wildlife species, with a primary focus on game species. My goal is to help you create a tree plot or screening for your food plots or homestead/hunting camp with hard and soft mass producing trees that will last for years to come.

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