Large Tree Spade Planting

Many factors go into deciding what would be the best trees for landscaping in your garden. When choosing the tree for your yard, find out the following qualities of the tree:

• Hardiness: Can the tree survive low temperatures?
• Mature size: Will the tree fit the site when it reaches its maturity?
• Growth rate: How quick will the trees reach its mature size?
• Pest resistance, heat and drought tolerance: Tougher plants need less care which makes them the best trees for landscaping.
• Required maintenance: Do you have time or money to take care of a tree that needs constant pruning or spraying?
• Site considerations: The conditions of the site will dictate the choice of the best trees for landscaping. Light, water and soil are essential for tree life and determine whether a tree lives or dies.

As you can see when choosing the best tree for landscaping you need to match the environment, site size and your ability to take care of them. That is why we recommend to do tree spade planting.

• You will get a larger tree. We can start as low 12′-14′ tall.

• We spade trees that are native to our elevation.
• With the spade planting, you get 85% or more of the root system of a tree when you replant it. With B&B trees, you only get 15% of the root system and no taproot. This is very important as successful tree planting depends on establishment of root system.