Pricing for Tree Seedlings

2021-2022 Price by Seedling Type

Delivery Charges

• $10 per 1,000 seedlings (or)
• $10 per species on orders less than 1,000.

Orders over 1,000 seedlings must be in increments of 1,000.

Price by Seedling Type

Seedling Descriptions

Improved First-Generation Longleaf Pine

Deployable anywhere in Florida. Through careful selective breeding these seedlings have a general 10% increase in growth and disease resistance over wild-collected longleaf.

Forest Source Longleaf Pine

Wild-collected longleaf seed for use throughout Florida.

FFS Elite Slash Pine

Deployable anywhere in Florida. A blend of the three best families available in our orchard with an outstanding rust resistance and predicted volume gain of 16% over our second-generation rust resistant slash. Volume gain of 45% or better over wild type slash.

Improved Second-Generation Rust-Resistant Slash Pine

Deployable anywhere in Florida. Orchard mix from our rust resistant slash orchard with a good rust resistance and predicted volume gain of 25% over wild slash.

Forest Source South Florida Slash

A sub-species of typical slash pine. Useful for planting in the southern portions of Florida. Deployment outside of the natural range is not recommended.

Forest Source Choctawhatchee Sand Pine

Suitable for planting state wide. This sand pine variety is best suited to dry, sandy soils. It is recommended that bare-root Choctawhatchee Sand Pine be planted January 1 or later for greater survival.

Bald Cypress

Often found in wetlands around streams or flowing water. Well suited for wet areas and wetland restoration.

Pond Cypress

Usually found in isolated depressions and pond wetlands. Well suited for wet areas and wetland restoration.

Improved 1.5-Generation Florida Loblolly Pine

A fast-growing Florida strain loblolly with 10% improvement in volume gain, less sweep, and moderate rust resistance over wild type loblolly.

The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Florida Forest Service is designated and authorized to operate a seedling tree nursery program and set reasonable prices for the sale of these seedlings to the public (Florida Statute F.S. 589.11).