Fall Digging Hazard
Certain trees have a high risk of failure when dug in the fall. Princeton Nurseries clearly identifies these trees and advises against the risk. However, upon your request, we will dig this material, but we assume no responsibility for its survival. In an effort to provide the best means for survival, we will dig fall hazards with an oversized ball. The charge for this procedure will be an additional 5% over the catalog price. This additional charge will also apply to requests for oversized balls dug throughout the year.
We wish to inform customers that it is very risky to dig the following trees in the fall:
Acer buergerianum Betula varieties Carpinus varieties Celtis varieties Cercis canadensis Cercidiphllum varieties Crataegus varieties Fagus varieties Halesia varieties Koelreuteria paniculata Liquidambar varieties Liriodendron varieties Malus - in leaf
| Nyssa sylvatica Ostrya Prunus - all stone fruits Pyrus varieties Quercus - all oaks except Q. palustris Salix - weeping varieties Sorbus varieties Tilia tomentosa varieties Ulmus parvifolia varieties Zelkova varieties |