Shade Trees

Transform your outdoor space with the beauty and benefits of shade trees. Perfect for providing cooling shade, enhancing curb appeal, and supporting local wildlife, our shade trees are carefully selected to thrive in New Brunswick’s climate.

 

We offer a variety of sizes, from easy-to-plant 1-gallon pots to large root ball specimens ready to make an impact. Our knowledgeable staff is here to help you choose the perfect tree for your space, ensuring it will grow strong for generations to come.

 

Plant a shade tree today and enjoy the beauty, comfort, and value it brings for years to come!

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Shade trees do more than cool your yard—they shape the landscape, support local ecosystems, and grow more beautiful with time. Whether you're planting for privacy, curb appeal, or a cooler backyard retreat, our shade tree blogs are here to guide you. From choosing the right tree for your space to long-term care and planting tips, you’ll find everything you need to plant with purpose and confidence.

 

Dig into our articles and let your shade tree journey take root!

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    Shade Tree FAQ'S

    When is the best time to plant shade trees?

    Anytime between mid-May and mid-October.

    Should newly planted shade trees be fertilized?

    Only bone meal and compost should be used in the first season of planting to avoid burning the roots. line the root ball with it while planting.

    How often should I water newly planted shade trees?

    During the first year you should water your new shade trees once a week. Water Slowly and deeply to make sure the water properly enters deep in the ground. Water deeply in the fall before the ground freezes to make sure the tree has enough water for the winter.

    How deep do I plant my new shade trees?

    Shade trees should be planted  as deep as their pots. Dig your hole line it with your choice of compost and or bone meal, pull the plant out of their pot, loosen the roots and place in the whole covering the root ball with more compost and soil.