Wildlife habitat can be improved by planting of hard mast (pecans, oaks, chestnuts) and soft mast (apples, pears, persimmons) as well as plants that are browsed or used for cover. Genetic diversity should be kept in mind when planting by using a variety of species and cultivars.
When planting for wildlife, you should plant species and varieties that will drop their fruit over a long period of time to provide food sources for as much of the year as possible.
Bass is offering a wide selection of trees for wildlife. From common oaks, apples and pears to those not so readily found (hybrid oaks, grafted persimmons, mulberries, etc.) we have the trees for all types of plantings.