Fruit Tree Planting

What This Service Involves

The Northwest is superb apple, pear, plum, and cherry country, and the right varieties will reward you with backyard harvests for decades. We help you choose disease-resistant cultivars and confirm pollination partners so your trees actually set fruit. Our crews prepare well-draining planting sites, set trees at proper depth, and prune for a strong scaffold structure from day one. We also advise on spacing, sun, and simple care so your orchard thrives against our region's common challenges like apple scab and wet-spring conditions.

Benefits

Reliable backyard harvests of apples, pears, and stone fruit; Disease-resistant varieties chosen for the Northwest; Correct pollination pairings for real fruit set; Structural pruning that builds strong trees; Guidance on care, spacing, and pest prevention

Our Process

1) Select varieties and pollination partners with you; 2) Prepare a sunny, well-draining planting site; 3) Plant at correct depth and stake if needed; 4) Make first structural pruning cuts and water in

What Affects the Cost

Number and type of fruit trees; Bare-root versus potted stock; Site preparation and drainage; Staking and initial pruning; Pollination planning and spacing

Best Time of Year

Plant bare-root fruit trees in late winter to early spring while dormant, giving roots time to establish before the Northwest growing season.