Tree Planting

Knowledgeable Tree Planting Services For All Properties 

Taylor Tree Co. specializes in tree planting. We locate an assortment of trees that grow beautifully on the Mississippi Gulf Coast for our clients. The trees come from within and neighboring states. The trees vary in age, depending on what our clients want to add to their property. Contact our team today at (228) 255-8733 for exceptional tree service.

First, Decide Which Tree You Want 

Taylor Tree Co. asks our clients to consider the tree they wish to purchase as a lifetime investment. For example, thinking about how well your tree will grow will depend on the kind of tree and location selected for planting, the care you provide once the tree is sown, and the follow-up care the tree receives after planting.

Row of Trees for Planting | Tree Planting

When Should I Plant a New Tree?

The ideal time for shrubs and tree planting is during the dormant season and early spring before bud break or the fall after leaf drop. Weather conditions are excellent, allowing plants to establish roots in the new location before spring and summer stimulate new top growth. Regardless, trees can be planted throughout the growing season if correctly cared for in the nursery and provided the appropriate care during transport to prevent damage. Any time is excellent for planting in tropical and subtropical areas where trees grow year-round, provided sufficient water is available. Proper handling is vital during planting to guarantee a healthy future for new trees and shrubs. Before planting your tree, be sure you have had all underground utilities located before digging.

Planting Tree On Soil — Pass Christian, MS  — Taylor Tree Co.

Why Is The Root System Important To Know Before Tree Installation?

Suppose the tree you are planting is balled or bare root. In that case, it is essential to understand that its root system has been lessened by 90 to 95% of its initial size during transplanting. Due to the trauma caused by the digging process, trees commonly exhibit transplant shock. Containerized trees may also experience this, particularly if their circling roots must be pruned. Transplant shock is marked by slow growth and reduced vigor after transplanting. Proper site preparation before and during planting with good follow-up care reduces the time the plant endures transplant shock and allows the tree to establish itself in its new location quickly. However, at Taylor Tree Co., we take special care to avoid any transplant shock.

Tree Planting Follow-Up Care

We will suggest a follow-up care plan once the tree has been appropriately transplanted. Our maintenance plans involve making sure your investment thrives for several years. When questions arise about tree care, consult our team for assistance.

Call Taylor Tree Co. at (228) 255-8733 to SCHEDULE a tree planting consultation. 

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