Two Apex crew members setting the root ball of a young live oak into a planting hole

Plant the right tree, in the right spot, the first time.

We choose a native species for your soil and space, plant it at the right depth and show you how to look after it. Best in fall or early spring.

How we plant a tree

  1. Pick the spotWe check the soil and space before anything is dug.
  2. Pick the treeA species that will thrive in your yard, not just survive.
  3. Set the root ballA hole twice as wide as the root ball and as deep as the roots, then backfilled for stability.
  4. MulchA ring of wood chips holds moisture and keeps the roots cool.
  5. AftercareYou get watering and pruning instructions for the years ahead.
twice the root ball

Trees that belong in Louisiana.

Native species adapt better, support local ecosystems, need less care and use less water.

A young Live Oak with a mulch ring
Live OakA majestic evergreen known for its sprawling branches and longevity.
A young Southern Magnolia with white flowers
Southern MagnoliaLarge, fragrant white flowers and glossy evergreen leaves.
A young Baldcypress with soft needles
BaldcypressA deciduous conifer that thrives in wet soils, with a beautiful form.
A young Crapemyrtle in pink bloom
CrapemyrtleA smaller flowering tree with vibrant summer color and very low maintenance.

Seedlings or larger trees with root balls, we plant both.

Thinking about shade, or curb appeal?

Tell us about your yard and we will suggest the right tree and a free, upfront price.