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Spring Tree Collection
Plant a Tree, Grow a Legacy
Spring is the ideal time to plant trees. Establish roots now for decades of shade, beauty, and value.
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Height, shade and a season of bloom
The Anchor of Every Landscape
Why trees are the most important plants in your garden
A well-chosen tree is the single most impactful addition you can make to any landscape. Trees provide shade that cuts cooling costs, increase property value by up to 15%, support wildlife, clean the air, and create the framework around which the rest of your garden is designed.
From the explosive spring blooms of a flowering cherry to the fiery autumn canopy of a sugar maple, trees deliver drama on a scale no other plant can match — and they do it for decades with minimal care.
Increases Property Value
Mature trees add up to 15% to your home's value — the best return on any garden investment.
Decades of Beauty
A single tree delivers spring flowers, summer shade, autumn colour, and winter structure.
Wildlife Habitat
Trees support hundreds of species — from nesting birds to pollinating insects.
Energy Savings
A well-placed shade tree can reduce summer cooling costs by up to 25%.
Best Selling Trees
Our most popular varieties — chosen for their beauty, hardiness, and garden impact.
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Find trees that match what matters most to you.
Tree Care Essentials
Set your tree up for a lifetime of growth
Dig a Wide Hole
Dig 2–3 times wider than the root ball but no deeper. Wide holes let roots spread quickly into loose soil.
Don't Bury the Flare
The root flare (where trunk meets roots) must sit at or slightly above soil level. Buried flares cause rot and decline.
Water Deeply the First Two Years
New trees need 1–1.5 inches of water per week. A slow trickle from a hose for 20–30 minutes beats frequent light watering.
Mulch — Not Volcano
Apply 2–4 inches of mulch in a wide ring, but keep it 6 inches away from the trunk. Volcano mulching kills trees.
Prune Young Trees
Structural pruning in the first 5 years prevents problems for decades. Remove crossing branches and establish a strong leader.
Right Tree, Right Place
Consider mature size, sun exposure, soil drainage, and proximity to structures and utilities before planting.