Who grows Quercus wholesale in the United States?

576 wholesale growers list Quercus on HortOS right now, across 150 plants. They are in 39 states, with the most in Florida, Texas, North Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee. Each plant's page names its growers.

Which Quercus plants are most widely grown?

By the number of growers listing them on HortOS right now: Quercus virginiana (327 growers), Quercus shumardii (199 growers), Quercus phellos (187 growers), Quercus texana (154 growers) and Quercus bicolor (132 growers).

What pot sizes does Quercus come in?

Growers on HortOS list Quercus in 106 sizes. The sizes on the most plants are 1G, 3G, 5G, 15G, 30G and Field Grown.

What does Quercus cost wholesale?

The lowest listed price for Quercus on HortOS right now is $0.60 ex tax. The median trade price of Quercus virginiana in a 45 gallon pot is $265.00 ex tax, across 107 growers who price it. Each plant's page shows every grower's price by pot size.

How do I order Quercus from these growers?

HortOS is for the trade. Add the lines you want to a list and send it: each grower gets their part of the order by email, confirms what they have and quotes freight, and nothing is bought until you approve it. Listing, searching and ordering are free.

Quercus wholesale

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150 Quercus plants are listed by 576 growers in the United States, from $0.60 ex tax. Pick a plant to see every grower, size and price.

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Where Quercus is grown

Florida221 growers · all FL growers
Texas71 growers · all TX growers
North Carolina42 growers · all NC growers
Georgia34 growers · all GA growers
Tennessee24 growers · all TN growers
South Carolina23 growers · all SC growers
Oregon19 growers · all OR growers
California14 growers · all CA growers
New Jersey12 growers · all NJ growers
Virginia12 growers · all VA growers
Louisiana11 growers · all LA growers
Pennsylvania11 growers · all PA growers
Alabama10 growers · all AL growers
Maryland10 growers · all MD growers
Illinois6 growers · all IL growers
Oklahoma6 growers · all OK growers

Also grown in New York, Colorado, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Arkansas, Arizona, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Mexico, Ohio, Washington, Connecticut, Delaware, Iowa, Maine, Montana, Utah.

Quercus trade prices

Medians ex tax across growers' current trade lists, one price per grower, three growers or more.

Common questions

Who grows Quercus wholesale in the United States?: 576 wholesale growers list Quercus on HortOS right now, across 150 plants. They are in 39 states, with the most in Florida, Texas, North Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee. Each plant's page names its growers.
Which Quercus plants are most widely grown?: By the number of growers listing them on HortOS right now: Quercus virginiana (327 growers), Quercus shumardii (199 growers), Quercus phellos (187 growers), Quercus texana (154 growers) and Quercus bicolor (132 growers).
What pot sizes does Quercus come in?: Growers on HortOS list Quercus in 106 sizes. The sizes on the most plants are 1G, 3G, 5G, 15G, 30G and Field Grown.
What does Quercus cost wholesale?: The lowest listed price for Quercus on HortOS right now is $0.60 ex tax. The median trade price of Quercus virginiana in a 45 gallon pot is $265.00 ex tax, across 107 growers who price it. Each plant's page shows every grower's price by pot size.
How do I order Quercus from these growers?: HortOS is for the trade. Add the lines you want to a list and send it: each grower gets their part of the order by email, confirms what they have and quotes freight, and nothing is bought until you approve it. Listing, searching and ordering are free.

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