Bartlett Tree Experts: Planting And Transplanting

Planting and transplanting

We provide a full tree and shrub planting service from whip size through to semi-mature with the selection of bare root through to large container plants.

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Tree and shrub planting

Our suppliers grow the trees that we require, and we select the best species for the site, soil, and location.

Our planting can often involve large and complex machinery – such as cranes working in very tight and constricted environments – when we are installing semi-mature stock.

Our shrub planting service concentrates on container material, and we can supply and plant shrubs of all sizes from 1-litre pots to instant hedges up to 3 metres tall. We also supply a full after-care service to ensure that all the plants are cared for in their first year and beyond.

Tree and shrub transplanting

We will undertake this service for clients using hand-dig techniques. We will evaluate the suitability of plants for this process and advise accordingly.

Related FAQs

A common cause of death of Queen palm in Florida is Fusarium wilt disease. If this disease was the cause of death, replanting with Queen Palm and Mexican Fan Palm is not recommended because the fungus responsible for the disease can remain viable for many years and reinfect any new planting of these two species. If the Queen palm died of a cause other than Fusarium wilt, replanting can occur immediately. Removing the stump and large woody roots should be done prior to planting. If you would like our experts to advise, you can click here to make an appointment.

It could increase the risk. Ideally, you would replace what you could of the stump chippings and replace with fresh soil. If this could be done in the immediate vicinity of the newly planted tree, it would decrease the risk of honey fungus. Make an appointment if you would like one of our professionals to come assess your situation.

Amelanchier trees are small deciduous trees or shrubs with showy white flowers in early spring, red to purple fruits and often good autumn color. 'Robin Hill' trees forms a dense, upright small tree, spreading with age. The ultimate height is 4-8 meters with a spread of 4-8 meters. The time it takes to get to ultimate height is 10-20 years. It is a bad idea for such a tree to be so close to a house.

You want to select a spot that’s at least five feet from the old site, which will improve the chances of your new tree taking root and thriving. The absence of the removed tree will also positively influence new growth, since you’ve taken away any competition for sunlight. Here are some things to consider before planting a new tree in an old spot: If you are replanting a tree in the same location as the last tree that was removed, dig out an area at least 3 times the size of the new tree’s root ball. Fill the hole with good new dirt. It is best to mound the soil before planting due to settling.

This species of birch can do well in South Eastern Pennsylvania. Be sure to consider how much space do you have when planting this tree. Give it plenty of room to mature and develop. There are a few insect that affect white bark variety birch trees. The most problematic is bronze birch borer. This insect is easy to control and prevent. If you decide to plant this tree and would like our help, please make an appointment. We can help in many different ways, including improving soil conditions, applying preventive insect treatments, and potentially installing the tree depending on the situation.