Landscape Trees

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Landscape Trees

Each spring and fall we dig balled & burlap (b&b) trees on the farm for landscape planting. We typically dig Norway spruce, blue spruce and Canaan fir, mostly in the 4-7 foot range. Trees are priced by the foot, generally around $35-40 per foot depending on the species (on occasion we have some lower priced “park grade” trees as well). Please note we are strictly a retailer seller — we do not offer any wholesale b&b pricing.

AS OF 10/7/23 WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING TYPES AND SIZES AVAILABLE: Norway spruce from 4-7′, ranging in price from $175-235. We are sold out of Canaan fir and blue spruce.

Please give us a call or text at 440-729-1019 or e-mail trees@sugarpinesfarm.com with questions, or to reserve your trees for the fall. We can arrange for local delivery (within 30 minutes) and planting for an additional fee as well – just ask!

We sell live b&b trees at Christmas time too! Visit our Live Balled Trees page for more information.

Tips for planting and post-planting care for b&b landscape trees:

  • Choose a site that has ample sun light at least half the day, with adequate drainage.
  • Dig a hole approximately 1.5x the diameter of the root ball and slightly shallower than the depth of the root ball so that the top of the root ball will be above ground level.
  • After the tree is placed in the hole, untie and remove all twine, cut the top portion of the burlap off the root ball and discard.
  • Firmly back fill around the root ball with good quality soil, pushing in around the root ball to remove any air space or voids around the root system. Make sure the tree is straight and stable.
  • Spread top of the back fill area with good quality mulch, approximately 2” deep. Keep mulch away from the trunk of the tree and avoid “volcano mulching” which can damage the roots of the tree.
  • Water tree (preferably with a sprinkler, rather than directly with a hose, to avoid runoff), for approximately 1 hour, once every week if no rain.
  • Fertilize with a good quality fertilizer at some point during the spring growing season (we recommend Holly-Tone organic granular fertilizer).