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Top 10 Privacy Trees in Washington State
By: Michael S. Gillie, Founder & Manager
NurseryTrees.com
A tree farm in Snohomish, WA that specializes in Privacy Trees.
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When we are contacted by people wanting more privacy in their yard—and all of the above statements are real--we work with them to determine what their privacy tree options are. These projects are basically an "exterior remodel" which, done properly, can improve the "use and enjoyment" of a property and increase the property's value. As with all remodeling projects, it is important that it is planned correctly and you are working with a reputable, experienced professional--after all, you are literally going to be living with the results.
Using trees as a natural screen is a specialized area of landscaping, one where it is very clear that a “one-tree-fits-all” approach just doesn’t work. Instead, each project must be analyzed based on answers to the following questions:
What needs to be screened? There is a significant difference between screening a roadway and screening a two-story house. How tall do the trees need to be? How thick and bushy?
What are the growing conditions? Growing conditions often affect what trees can be used. How much sunlight will the new trees receive? What is the quality and drainage of the soil? How much room in the yard is there to work with?; and
Budget vs “Instant Privacy” As with other purchases, “you get what you pay for”. If you don’t mind waiting for full screening, smaller trees are less expensive to install. Naturally, some people will simply want to start with larger trees to accomplish more now. And some privacy tree situations are very emotional, unlike most other landscaping projects, and in these situations people will want "instant privacy":
“I’ve lived with this greenbelt behind me for 20 years and now it’s been torn down and new houses are going up. They’ll be staring right into my yard and house. Help; I can’t think about anything else and NEED SCREENING NOW!!!”
With these questions in mind, we turn to what I consider to be the “Top Ten” privacy trees in Western Washington. Click on one of these links or simply scroll down the page:
Before & After
Yes, they are somewhat boring and everyone has them, but there’s a reason Emerald Green Arborvitae are the most popular privacy trees—they make a great screen. Pronounced “Ar-bor-vite-eee" (hard “i” & “e”), if you have the right growing conditions and need a narrow, full screen up to 15’ tall, you’ll want to consider these.
Advantages: They create a solid, low-maintenance wall which takes up only 3-4’ in your yard. They can be planted right along the border without fear of encroaching on the neighbors. They have small root systems and so can be planted closed to driveways, patios & sidewalks. Their “narrowness” preserves as much of your yard as possible.
Disadvantages: Their mature height is only approximately 15’ so they won’t block off a two story house next door. They also need a lot of sunlight and well-drained soil to do well, and even in optimum conditions are slow-growing. Deer love to eat them.
Mature Height: 15 ft. Upward growth slows as they get taller. Over many years they can get taller than 15'--we've seen them up to 18' but they get there very, very slowly.
Mature Width: Usually determined by the spacing between trees in the row--, usually 2-3'. Left on their own these trees can get to 3-4' wide after many years.
Sunlight: Full sun, close-to-full sun; doesn't like shade.
Soil:. Likes well-drained soil, but must be kept well watered when first planted.
Growth Rate: Slow, 6-9" a year once established, depending on growing conditions. Their growth rate slows down as they get taller.
Emerald Green Arborvitae at our Snohomish Tree Farm
Webpage Link: Our Emerald Green Arborvitae webpage has more information about these trees, including Sizes & Prices.
Video Note: On our beautiful video of the tree farm you will see Emerald Green Arborvitae growing in the ground, and labeled at the following "minutes:seconds": :38, :52, 1:55, 2:06. “Click Here” to be taken to that 8 minute video.
Free Estimates: If you would like a free, no-obligation estimate for a privacy tree project, please click here.
Excelsa Cedar "Before" & "After" photo, with 9-10' Excelsa Cedar on 5' centers (right photo) replacing the poor-looking arborvitae.
This house was for sale and purchasers were turned off by the view of the campers. The Excelsas screened most of the campers and showed that all a
purchaser would have to do is wait and that view would be gone. We work a lot with people selling properties.
One Agent told us that 50% of listings have privacy issues.
This variety of our native Western Red Cedar is often used when the Emerald Green Arborvitae isn’t tall enough or a more natural look is desired. Yet they aren’t so large as to overwhelm many planting areas.
Advantages: They look great and smell good—a nice, natural cedar. They are full and bushy for screening (fuller than the standard Western Red Cedar) and can be left to grow naturally or “hedged”. They do well in a variety of soil & sunlight conditions, as you would expect for a native tree. Medium-fast growing.
Disadvantages: They are a medium-sized tree, 30-35’ tall, 15’ at the base. This is too big for many urban areas. They can be “hedged” into a beautiful rectangular hedge, but that requires yearly maintenance.
Foliage: Evergreen
Mature Height: 30-35 ft.
Mature Width: Approximately 15 ft.
Sunlight: Full sun, partial sun.
Soil:. Moist/wet soil tolerant.
Growth Rate: Medium/fast, 2-3' a year once established, depending on growing conditions.
"Instant Privacy" Use: Often used when an Arborvitae is too small but a height-controlled screening tree is called for.
Webpage Link: Our Excelsa Cedar Webpage has more information about these trees, including Sizes & Prices.
Video Note: On our beautiful video of the tree farm you will see Excelsa Cedars growing in the ground, and labeled at the following "minutes:seconds": 2:25, 3:35, 4:10. “Click Here” to be taken to that 8 minute video.
Free Estimates: If you would like a free, no-obligation estimate for a privacy tree project, please click here.
Before & After--"Instant Privacy" tm
"Hedged" Leyland Cypress
This tree has a well-known (and accurate) reputation as being the fastest-growing privacy tree.
Advantages: Fast-growing. We’re not even sure that they stop growing in the wintertime. If you wish to keep control of their size they should be hedged.
Disadvantages: They keep growing. People often plant these trees, excited about how fast they grow and then realize the trees are going to get much too big for the area. These trees also need good sunlight and well-drained soil and, because they are shallow-rooted, can be prone to blow over in windy areas. If they are “hedged”, the trees require significant pruning time but make a fabulously-beautiful hedge.
Foliage: Evergreen
Mature Height: To 60 ft.
Mature Width: Approximately 25 ft.
Sunlight: Prefers full sun; likes hot weather.
Soil:. Must be well-drained; won't tolerate "wet feet". OK in acid soil, alkaline soil.
Growth Rate: Fast, up to 4' a year after established, depending on growing conditions.
"Instant Privacy" Use: Fast-growing, larger barrier. Avoid power lines, plan for growth.
Webpage Link: Our Leyland Cypress Webpage has more information about these trees, including Sizes & Prices.
Video Note: On our beautiful video of the tree farm you will see Leyland Cypress growing in the ground, and labeled at the following "minutes:seconds": 1:20, 2:42, 3:57, and 5:14. “Click Here” to be taken to that 8 minute video.
Free Estimates: If you would like a free, no-obligation estimate for a privacy tree project, please click here.
Before, After & After & After. A very difficult project--3 storys to block on a slope.
Another fast-grower, these trees are taller than the Emerald Green Arborvitae, and not as wide as the Excelsa Cedar and Leyland Cypress.
Advantages: Fast-growing hybrid cedar that can handle a wide-range of growing conditions.
Disadvantages: They are still somewhat wide for many yards. Like many cedars they can be sparse on top with most of the foliage on the lower half, which just moves up as it grows.
Foliage: Evergreen
Mature Height: 30-40 ft.
Mature Width: Approximately 12 ft.; can be hedged much narrower.
Sunlight: full sun; sun/partial shade
Soil:. Widely adaptable, including wet soil.
Growth Rate: Rapid, up to 2-3' a year after established, depending on growing conditions.
"Instant Privacy" Use: Fast-growing, larger barrier. Avoid power lines, plan for growth.
Webpage Link: Our Green Giant Webpage has more information about these trees, including Sizes & Prices.
Video Note: On our beautiful video of the tree farm you will see Green Giants growing in the ground, and labeled at the following "minutes:seconds": 4:47. “Click Here” to be taken to that 8 minute video.
Free Estimates: If you would like a free, no-obligation estimate for a privacy tree project, please click here.
Shipka Laurel at our river growing fields and a Schipka Laurel hedge.
Schipka Laurel is smaller and slower-growing than the English Laurel--which can be good—but still creates a lovely, full hedge. Its growth habit is more columnar than English Laurel .
Advantages: A smaller laurel that is more suitable than English Laurel for most urban settings. Can be pruned into a beautiful hedge. Often used in place of the Emerald Green Arborvitae, sometimes because of lower sunlight.
Disadvantages: None, as long as 12’ tall and 6’ wide is sufficient for screening.
Foliage: Evergreen
Mature Height: To 12-15ft.
Mature Width: To 6-8 ft.
Sunlight: Full sun, partial sun, shade tolerant.
Soil: Needs well-drained soil. Does not like wet soil. Fairly drought-tolerant once fully established.
Growth Rate: Moderate
"Instant Privacy" Use: Schipka Laurel makes a very attractive and elegant hedge, and may be sheared to 6’ tall and 4’ wide.
Webpage Link: Our Schipka Laurel webpage has more information about these trees, including Sizes & Prices.
Video Note: On our beautiful video of the tree farm you will see Schipka Laurel growing in the ground, and labeled at the following "minutes:seconds": 3:16, 4:24. “Click Here” to be taken to that 8 minute video.
Free Estimates: If you would like a free, no-obligation estimate for a privacy tree project, please click here.
English Laurel at our river growing fields; English Laurel hedge at our Nursery Office
English laurel is an evergreen shrub/tree that is dense enough to make an excellent screen. It has shiny green leaves and can be shaped beautifully. It is one of two “shady area” options on my list (the other is the H.M. Eddie Yew).
Advantages: Fast-growing evergreen that can be pruned into a beautiful hedge or left to grow naturally (if you have room). Shiny light/medium green leaves. English Laurel can grow in shadier areas than most other privacy trees.
Disadvantages: If it is hedged, English Laurel needs to be pruned at least a couple of times a year; more if a finished look is desired. Also, it often reacts negatively to being transplanted—dropping leaves, yellowing foliage, and generally not looking happy. It can take some time to recover, but is a tough tree that almost always does.
Foliage: Evergreen, with some discoloring of the leaves in winter.
Mature Height: To 20 ft.
Mature Width: To 20 ft.
Sunlight: Full sun, partial sun, shade.
Soil: Needs well-drained soil. Does not like wet soil. Fairly drought-tolerant once fully established.
Growth Rate: Fast, up to 3' a year both height and width after established, depending on growing conditions.
"Instant Privacy" Use: Fast-growing, larger barrier.
Webpage Link: Our English Laurel webpage has more information about these trees, including Sizes & Prices.
Video Note: On our beautiful video of the tree farm you will see English Laurel growing in the ground, and labeled at the following "minutes:seconds": 1:30, 3:00. “Click Here” to be taken to that 8 minute video.
Free Estimates: If you would like a free, no-obligation estimate for a privacy tree project, please click here.
Center Photo: Big Thin Mans at our Nursery Tree Farm. The tallest one is 15' 6" and still growing very fast.
Left Photo: "Starter crop" of Thin Man seedlings at our River Growing Fields. Right Photo: Rows of 8' Thin Mans at our River Growing Fields.
This is a privacy tree we've spent years looking for and then developing--the "Holy Grail" of privacy trees: a privacy tree tall and narrow like the Emerald Green Arborvitae but faster-growing and taller at maturity. Introducing the "Thin Man" Arborvitae . You won’t find these anywhere else—to our knowledge we are the only nursery tree farm offering them in the Northwest. We have grown these for several years and have thousands of them growing at the farm.
Advantages: This tree fills the gap in the “sweet-spot” of privacy trees—significantly taller than the Emerald Green Arborvitae but narrower than other trees. Plus they are full, bushy, and fast-growing.
Disadvantages: None that we can see, other than that we can't give an exact mature height and width.
Foliage: Evergreen
Mature Height: 22-25’ (estimated)
Mature Width: 4' (estimated)
Sunlight: Full sun; partial sun
Soil: Likes well-drained soil.
Growth Rate: Fast—up to 2’ a year once established. See our "Thin Man Growth Study" on our Thin Man webpage.
"Instant Privacy" Use: Often used when an Arborvitae is too small but there is a limited amount of space available for privacy trees' width.
Comments: We are still learning about these trees and have not seen a full-grown one. That is why we need to "estimate" mature height and width. See our "Thin Man Growth Study" on our Thin Man webpage.
Webpage Link: Our "Thin Man Arborvitae webpage has more information about these trees, including Sizes & Prices.
Free Estimates: If you would like a free, no-obligation estimate for a privacy tree project, please click here.
H.M. Eddie Yews at our farm.
"H.M. Eddie” Yews are a great alternative to “Emerald Green” Arborvitae for shady planting locations. They have the same, columnar growth habit as the Emerald Green" Arborvitae, but they are much more shade tolerant.
Advantages: A low-sunlight alternative to the Emerald Green Arborvitae. Like the Arborvitae they don’t take up much space in the yard yet will create a solid wall.
Disadvantages: Upward branching structure and flat top makes the susceptible to snow damage. This can be lessened by tying them periodically.
Foliage: Evergreen
Mature Height: To 20 ft.
Mature Width: 3-5’ - Usually determined by the spacing between trees in the row—2.5-3' (see highlighted text below)
Sunlight: Full shade, partial shade.
Soil: Likes well-drained soil, but must be kept well watered when first planted. Tolerant of dry shade once established.
Growth Rate: Moderate. 6" to 1' a year once established, possibly more depending on growing conditions.
"Instant Privacy" Use: Great for narrow, shady areas. Columnar growth habit similar to Emerald Green Arborvitae.
Webpage Link: Our H.M. Eddie Yew webpage has more information about these trees, including Sizes & Prices.
Free Estimates: If you would like a free, no-obligation estimate for a privacy tree project, please click here.
#9 “Gold Rider” Leyland Cypress
"Gold Rider" Leyland Cypress at our farm office.
‘Gold Rider’ Leyland Cypress is a variety that will mature at about half the size of the "regular" Leyland Cypress and is not nearly as fast-growing. ‘Gold Rider ‘ Cypress has beautiful golden foliage that makes a stunning hedge or stand-alone specimen tree. The yellow color is concentrated at the branch tips, that gives a “two-toned” effect with the green interior foliage.
Advantages: Color, color, color; everything else on this Top 10 list is green. Use as a colorful alternative to Emerald Green Arborvitae, Excelsa Cedars or Green Giants.
Disadvantages: These trees need full sun or something close to it to fully bring out the gold color (and wherever they are planted they are more colorful in summer than in winter). We are estimating the mature height of these trees because we haven’t seen a full-grown one and available information conflicts.
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Foliage: Evergreen
Mature Height: To 35 ft. Please note that this is an estimate
Mature Width: To 15 ft. Please note that this is an estimate
Sunlight: Full sun. Anything less than full sun and the trees may not produce the yellow color.
Soil: Must be well-drained; won't tolerate "wet feet". Drought tolerant once established. OK in acid soil, alkaline soil.
Growth Rate: Medium.
"Instant Privacy" Use: A great alternative to a green privacy screen. Several trees may be "hedged", or individual trees pruned into a conical shape.
Webpage Link: Our Gold Rider Cypress webpage has more information about these trees, including Sizes & Prices.
Video Note: On our beautiful video of the tree farm you will see Gold Rider Cypress growing in the ground, and labeled at the following "minutes:seconds": 1:05. “Click Here” to be taken to that 8 minute video.
Free Estimates: If you would like a free, no-obligation estimate for a privacy tree project, please click here.
Portugal Laurel is an easy to grow, densely branched shrub, with glossy green leaves that are reddish when young.
Advantages: A medium-sized laurel that can make a good screen, hedged or natural.
Disadvantages: It is just a matter of taste—Portugal Laural has a different look, with curved leaves that some people don’t like and other people really like. We sell a lot more English Laurel and Schipka Laurel than we do Portugal.
Foliage: Evergreen
Mature Height: To 15-18 ft.
Mature Width: To 15ft.
Sunlight: Full sun, partial sun.
Soil:. Needs well-drained soil; does not like wet soil. Fairly drought-tolerant once fully established.
Growth Rate: Moderate
"Instant Privacy" Use: Portugal Laurel makes a beautiful hedge. It’s especially attractive in the spring with its reddish new growth and reddish branches. It may be sheared to 6’ tall and 4-5’ wide.
Webpage Link: Our Portugal Laurel webpage has more information about these trees, including Sizes & Prices.
Free Estimates: If you would like a free, no-obligation estimate for a privacy tree project, please click here.
| Mature | Mature | Growth | Sunlight | Soil | Can Be | Need to be | ||||
| Privacy Trees: | Height | Width | Rate | Requirements | Requirements | Pruned* ? | Watered**? | Comments | ||
| Emerald Green Arborvitae | 15' + | 3-4' | Slow | Full/Close to Full | Well-Drained | Not Necessary | YES | The most popular screening tree | ||
| Excelsa Cedar | 30-35' | Approx.15' | Medium/Fast | Full/Partial | Wet-soil Tolerant | Yes | YES | The most popular larger screening tree | ||
| Green Giant | 30-40' | Approx.12' | Fast | Full/Partial | Widely Adaptable | Yes | YES | |||
| "Emerald Tower"tm | 25-30' | Approx. 8' | Fast | Full/close to Full | Well-Drained | No | YES | |||
| Leyland Cypress | To 60' | Approx. 25' | Fast | Full | Well-Drained | Yes | YES | The fastest-growing screening tree | ||
| "Thin Man" Arborvitae | 22-25' *** | 4' | Fast | Full | Well-Drained | Not Necessary | YES | A new Privacy Tree | ||
| "Gold Rider" Cypress | To 35' | To 15' | Medium | F ull | Well Drained | Yes | YES | Color, wonderful color! | ||
| English Laurel | To 20' | To 20' | Fast | Shade Tolerant | Well-Drained | Yes | YES | |||
| Schipka Laurel | 12-15' | 6-8' | Medium | Shade Tolerant | Well-Drained | Yes | YES | Popular size and easy to maintain | ||
| Portugal Laurel | 15-18' | To 15' | Medium | Full/Partial | Well-Drained | Yes | YES | |||
| "H.M. Eddie" Yew | To 20' | 3-5' | Moderate | Shade Tolerant | Well-Drained | Yes | YES | The most shade-tolerant | ||
| * All of these trees can be left to grow naturally. Those with a "Yes" can also be pruned to maintain a certain size. | ||||||||||
| **All newly-planted trees need to be watered. If you don't water them, they won't survive. | ||||||||||
| *** "Thin Man" is a new privacy tree that we are studying. See Thin Man webpage for more information | ||||||||||
How to Start a Project with Us
Besides growing these trees, we can deliver and plant them for you. We offer free, no-obligation estimates. To begin the discussions we ask that you please fill-out our online "Request a Free Estimate" Form or call/e-mail us: 425-343-2650; info@NurseryTrees.com. This basic information helps us to get things organized and we work with you from there to define your tree options and then give you a Price Quote(s). We may send out one of our tree experts to take a look at your project with you (also no cost or obligation). Project Worksheets are handled on a first-come, first-served basis.
Additional Website Resources
We have a “Privacy Tree Comparison Chart” that allows you to quickly compare basic information about the privacy trees mentioned abovce.
We can deliver & plant our privacy trees for you. Click here for more information about these services.
You can also see more “Before & After” photos in our Photo Gallery.
About the Author
Michael S. Gillie is the Manager of NurseryTrees.com, LLC, a nursery tree farm in Snohomish County that he founded in 1995. He and NurseryTrees.com staff have many years’ experience growing and planting privacy trees, including experimenting with new trees and special pruning. For further information please see the About Us section of our website.
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We deliver and plant these trees. "Planting" includes a watering system, staking if necessary, and a one year warranty for no additional charge. Our planting "Service Area" is the greater Puget Sound area of Western Washington: Bellingham, Mt. Vernon, Everett, Edmonds, Mukilteo, Shoreline, Bothell, Seattle & the "East Side"--Bellevue, Woodinville, Kirkland, Issaquah, Sammamish, etc.--Renton, Kent, Federal Way, Tacoma, south to Olympia and all points in between; plus Highway 2 to Leavenworth & Wenatchee. If you are not in this area, sorry but we will not be able to plant for you.
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OTHER USEFUL RESOURCES:
This Chart helps you easily compare mature sizes, growing conditions, etc.
for all of our privacy trees.
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See our Trees Growing in the Fields!
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Studies: Trees Add Value to Property
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Privacy Trees: We are a nursery tree farm specializing in Privacy Trees for screening. We sell retail & wholesale, for residential and commercial projects and we "deliver & plant" our trees. Our most common project is planting a line of privacy trees for a homeowner. We have several thousand privacy trees growing at our Snohomish farm. Plus we have many years' experience in "what works where", professional planting services, ongoing support, and thousands of satisfied customers. Buying directly from a grower has great advantages--fresh trees, great selection, and low prices--you maximize your purchasing power. We also have privacy trees that are not available elsewhere, such as our "Hedged Privacy Trees" and "Thin Man" Arborvitae. You can see our hedged and natural privacy trees in our beautiful 8 minute YouTube Farm Video.
Ornamental Trees: We also have a nice selection of Ornamental Trees, with many of our trees being on the "Great Plant Picks" list for the Pacific Northwest.
Delivery & Planting: We usually deliver & plant our trees for Customers. Click here for more information.
Free Estimates: We will help you determine which trees are right for your project, and provide you with free, no-obligation estimates. This is often accomplished by e-mail and phone, usually first using our online Free Estimate Request Form. Where necessary, we will send one of our experts out to review the project (no cost or obligation). More information
Location: We’re conveniently located just 15 minutes north of Woodinville. Here's a link to our "Directions" page. Please also read the next section.
Farm Visits: We are a working farm not a retail nursery so we don't keep regular retail hours; instead we set up appointments so that we can focus on your project. This is particularly important during our busy seasons. Here's a link to more information about why "appointment only" is the best approach. So please set-up an appointment instead of "just coming out". Thank you. (425) 343-2650; info@nurserytrees.com.
Covid-19 Precautions: In accordance with the Governor's directives we have made some changes in the way we do things. For a detailed break-down of these steps please see our "Covid-19 Precautions" webpage.
Payment: We don’t require any money “up front”—you only pay when the job is completed (unusual exceptions to this are large/special projects or lengthy “holds” on trees). Be careful of contractors asking for “up front” money; they might not come back!
Warranty & Support: When we plant your trees we include staking (if necessary), transplanting fertilizer, and an easy-to-use watering system that hooks into your garden hose. More information. We also give a one year Warranty on trees we plant, for no additional charge. More information We have a detailed “Care of Your Trees” section of our website, and provide ongoing support--we're available to answer your questions as your new trees grow. More information
Customer Service: We pride ourselves on our Customer Service—real people answering the phone. We have an "A+" rating with the Better Business Bureau (their highest rating), are an Angie's List Super Service Award winner, have excellent reviews on Yelp, Google, etc. and a 100% satisfaction rating with eBay.
Our Business: We’ve been in business since 1995 and have a dedicated, experienced staff, most of whom have been with us for many years. See: "About Us" for our history. We are a registered Washington State contractor (License Number: NURSEL*956J1). More information Be sure to hire a registered contractor -- to go to the Department of Labor & Industries website to check a contractor's registration, click here. As it says there: "Unregistered contractors carry no bond or insurance to protect consumers. Consumers can face serious issues if anything goes wrong on a job." These liability risks are in addition to fraud, poor workmanship, worthless warranties, etc. We are fully bonded and insured, of course.
Customer Satisfaction: Most important of all is what our customers think of us:
"I am really pleased with your work. You saved me several thousand dollars, steered me away from trees that wouldn't work, provided healthy and beautiful trees, did a great job planting them, and did everything on time and on schedule. You can quote me." Jo, Vashon Island
"Our privacy bank of trees has done nothing but grow well into maturity. Our back yard and deck area is totally private and the 10 trees your team planted [in 2005] are rich, leathery and dark green. We remark on them every day it seems. Please include me in any of your "Testimonials" as you would be hard pressed to find a more satisfied customer." Jim, Port Orchard
"For quality vs. value, your trees are the best landscape purchase I’ve ever made." Jeff, Seattle
"Michael, I just wanted to pass along a note to tell you how thrilled I am with the trees. The effect they have brought to our new courtyard in the front of our home here in Seattle has exceeded my expectations!" Chip Hanauer, Hydroplane Driver--Click Here to see his project.
"I work in customer service so I know good service when I experience it and you have my top rating. I would definitely recommend you to anyone who needs new landscaping. Thanks again.” Carol, Camano Island
"The [new] trees were a great privacy feature when we sold the last house! We now have a much larger space we want to talk with you about . . " Katherine, Fall City
“My compliments to your crew. We’ve had a lot of contractors working on our house recently and we’ve seen the entire range; and your guys were excellent. The trees make things look so much better—I started smiling as soon as I saw them going in." Holly, Queen Anne
"You guys are the best nursery I've ever done business with! And I have dealt with a few. You did what you said you would, on time with attention to detail rarely found. From the beginning of the quote process all the way through to the last detail you made it easy. And you work to ensure that the trees will thrive after planting with detailed advice, a complementary irrigation system, and a website filled with useful information. Most nurseries will just dump off the goods and tell you best of luck, put some water on them. You provide a quality product that sets you apart. Your crew was friendly, polite and operated as a well organized team. I would recommend you without hesitation! Thanks for doing a great job!” Ryan, Buckley
"We can not believe how beautiful your trees are. The privacy is unbelievable. If you ever need a testimonial let us know. Our yard is perfect! We sit there and say "my oh my”! Suzanne, Tacoma
"I don't think I've ever been as happy with something I've purchased." Sarah, Sammamish
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