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Victory Gardens Native Tree Seedling List 2025 Season Available for pickup only in Stanton, KY after April 15. Seedlings in 3 Gallon containers, mostly 12-18” in heights. All Seedlings priced...

Arborvitae and Cypress in a Blizzard   Many of us enjoy the beauty of the Winter landscape after a blizzard. Except perhaps for excessive ice forming on gutters and prized...

Labyrinth of Biblical Knowledge After praying, consulting with our pastor and other faithfulls, we have decided to move forward with the buildout of a hedge maze in Stanton, KY. Our...

Green Victory Garden Boys - Our Version of the American Dream     We are nursery people, we grow our trees on what used to be a corn field near...

Medicinal Herb Plant Update: 8/4/2024 Victory Garden Boys, Stanton, KY We are preparing to open our new nursery location near Natural Bridge and the Red River Gorge. At our new...

Creating a Natural Privacy Screen with Green Giant Arborvitae:  Lexington, KY In the heart of Lexington, KY, homeowners are increasingly turning to natural solutions for privacy and landscaping. A recent...

Green Giant and American Pillar Arborvitae Popularity: the Workhorse of Privacy Trees Green Giant is at least 80% of the trees demanded by privacy seekers and even higher for American...

Sweetbay Magnolia a Gentle Privacy Divider Magnolias are typically considered a Southern landscape staple. Much less so in the Midwest as many of the Magnolias do not work in USDA...

Arborvitae in Containers Long Term?   We often get the question from our audience. Usually it comes from property owners who may want to sell in the not too distant...

Sweetbay Magnolia for Privacy Sweetbay Magnolia makes a beautiful privacy hedge. It is a very popular Southern choice, except it is cold and hardy enough for Chicago. The visual presence...

The impact of container size on Green Giant Arborvitae The picture below shows two Green Giant arborvitae. The one on the left is in a 7 Gallon container with plenty...

Cypress growth update: Murray and Leyland Cypress Ask any nurseryman their favorite tree to grow and it probably will take less than a few seconds to get them started to...