FAQ

Q; I bought a bare root tree, now what do I do?

A: When buying a bare root tree we recommend taking it home and getting it in the ground as soon as possible. If that is not possible, you need to put it in a cool area out of direct sunlight and cover the roots with wetted-down mulch or straw. Exposing the roots to sunlight rays for a long period of time will cause the roots to dry and cause poor survival and growth. 

When it comes time to plant -

1. Dig a hole wider than seems necessary, so the roots can grow outward without crowding. Usually its about 2 feet wide by 2.5 feet deep.

2. Plant the tree so that the crown sits at the natural soil level. 

3. While holding the tree upright begin backfilling the hole, pressing the soil around and between the roots to avoid air pockets. Continue adding your dirt until you've filled the hole.

4. Finish with a generous watering.

If you are adding mulch, spread it to a depth of 2-3" over the entire planting hole. Mulch can help conserve water & prevent weeds.

Q; My apple tree is struggling with bugs, what can I do?

A: Lloyd is certified chemical applicant who is able to identify the pest problem and treat the individual problem. Apple trees are treated three times, once in May/June, once in July, and once in August.

Q: Can I purchase a gift card?

A: Absolutely! We're delighted to offer gift cards, a perfect solution for those hard-to-buy-for individuals in your life. Give the gift of choice and let them select exactly what they desire.

Furthermore, our gift cards provide a thoughtful way to contribute towards the purchase of memorial trees. This allows loved ones to honor and remember someone special with a lasting, living tribute.