We are currently open for our “short” Christmas Season. Customers have been very respectful to other people and things are going well.

 Our business (less the nursery) continues 6 days a week as we work on outside projects, mostly tree work, until the snow gets too deep. You can reach us by phone (603-543-0384) or email:   info@logcabinnurserynh.com

This will not be a typical Christmas Season as we all struggle with the virus.  Face masks have been mandated by the state in public places – that’s us when we’re open.

 We are once again plowing and sanding driveways – our 35+ year. The schedule does have room for a few more this year if you’re looking for a new “plow guy”.

 It’s been a totally crazy year for us between the virus and the really dry weather.  The nursery re-opened on November 27th for the Christmas Season, until we run out of products. We make many of our own wreaths here at the nursery. 

We have our plants put away for the winter, all tucked it. Who knows what kind of weather we’ll have this upcoming year???? More rain now will help our evergreens prepare for the long winter ahead. Many plants shut down early this year and shed their leaves in response to a stressful summer.  

Please contact us if you have a project to do next spring or summer. Lee will be purchasing plants for the nursery over the next six months so if you need a special plant, let him know.

 Grading or repairing gravel or “hard-pac” driveways is a service we provide, especially in the spring. Our tracked bobcat with a ‘harley rake’ does a beautiful job of smoothing those rough gravel driveways back into shape after a tough winter. We have a vibratory roller to pack it all in. We also install new driveways and other grading projects.

 We’ve been involved with many water projects including large ponds, back yard reflection pools, pondless waterfalls, and even interior pools. Water features give hours of enjoyment and adds another dimension to your yard.

We also have water lilies available at the nursery.

We are surrounded by plants that are not native to our area. Many of these plants are considered invasive and have become a serious problem for all of us.

 We can help manage these invasive plants by mechanical means and/or chemical applications. If you are concerned about your invasive plants, call us and we can offer a plan to help the native plants return.

We’ve been involved in tree care for over 40 years dealing with forest management on thousands of acres to “close encounter” forest management on less than one acre (specific data on every tree). Now we focus on “urban forestry” almost exclusively – intense tree management on smaller parcels of forest.

Tree care for home owners is increasing as the threat of invasive insects is on the rise. The Emerald Ash Borer is nearly here. So, if you have an important ash tree on your property, call us. We can help protect ash from the borer.

Our Christmas season starts the day after Thanksgiving, November 27th.  We have wreaths, roping, sprays, swags and trees for sale. Many of the products are made by us here at the greenhouses.  Some growers and wholesalers are struggling to find help to harvest their trees and produce wreaths. A few suppliers are not selling trees this year.

 We have two Christmas Tree plantations of our own to supply us with trees. Some trees are still purchased in to supplement our sales. We primarily sell fraser fir noted for their needle retention.