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Absolutely.

Not inexpensive to operate a seedling nursery, for true. Lots of infrastructure, lots of equipment, and at times lots of hands.

Those pine seedlings are actually 2 years old...called a plug-1, meaning grown in a greenhouse (usually) for one season, then pulled from the tubes and outplanted to the field beds and grown a second season. They look good.

It's been many a year since I was down to the JH Stone nursery. We had some stock grown there fairly often, although the Wind River nursery in Washington state was where most of the planting stock we used was grown. WR nursery has been closed for a long time now. Changed times.