At Seed World, we offer a wide selection of unique, healthy shrub and tree seeds for sale, including premium, non-GMO, heirloom, and native seeds. Whether you're looking to beautify your garden, add native plants, or cultivate edible varieties, our collection has it all. Our seeds for trees—ranging from evergreen to resilient deciduous species—thrive in tough climates and are ideal for privacy screens, windbreaks, and reforestation projects.
Tree & Shrub Seed Categories
Deciduous Trees
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Albizia: Fern-like leaves and fragrant flowers that attract pollinators; suitable for warm climates.
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American Filbert: American hazelnut produces edible nuts, adapts to varied soils, and tolerates cold.
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Ash Tree: Ash trees are fast-growing shade trees commonly used in restoration projects.
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Willow: Thrives in moist sites; graceful branches add movement and beauty to natural settings.
Evergreen Trees
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Cypress: Cypress trees are tall, slender, and dense—great for privacy hedges and windbreaks.
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Eucalyptus: The fast-growing evergreen eucalyptus is valued for its fragrance and resilience in dry climates.
Edible & Useful Trees/Shrubs
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American Hazelnut: American hazelnut is a bushy, temperate shrub that yields rich, edible nuts.
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Tea (Camellia sinensis): Camellia sinensis is a small evergreen shrub grown for tea leaves.
Benefits of Buying Tree Seeds
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Cost-effectiveness: Seeds are more economical than saplings, especially for large projects.
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Variety: Access a broader range of species, including rare or region-specific trees.
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Local adaptation: Trees started from seed adapt early to your soil and climate.
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Easy storage & shipping: Many tree seeds store and transport more easily than live plants.
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Scalable planning: Ideal for reforestation, agroforestry, and tailored landscape designs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of tree seeds are available for purchase?
We offer deciduous options like Albizia and ash, evergreens such as cypress and eucalyptus, and edible species including American hazelnut and tea (Camellia sinensis).
How do I choose the right tree seeds for my garden?
Match species to your climate zone, soil type, sunlight, and available space. Consider mature size, growth rate, and specific site conditions (e.g., moisture, wind).
Can I buy tree seeds in bulk for larger planting projects?
Yes. Many species are available in larger quantities—ideal for windbreaks, privacy plantings, and restoration work.
