(250) 789-3340

Rows of spruce on the farm

Dug to order

How it works

Shelter and privacy for your home, in five steps.

Five steps

Spring through fall. Call before you come.

  1. 01

    Call or send a request

    Call (250) 789-3340 or send a request with species, size, quantity, and pick up or delivered and planted.

  2. 02

    Pick your trees

    Come out to the farm, walk the rows with us and choose the trees you want.

  3. 03

    We dig to order

    We dig your trees with our tree spade, then burlap and basket each root ball.

  4. 04

    Get them home

    Bring a trailer and we load it with our skid steer, or we deliver and plant.

  5. 05

    Plant and water

    Water well through the first season. Our guides walk you through it.

Step 03

Dug to order

Trees are dug to order with our tree spade, then burlapped and wire-basketed.

You pick spruce or blue spruce and a size band. We dig that tree when you are ready.

Dug trees with burlapped, basketed root balls

Step 04

Getting your trees home

Pick up

Faster and most economical

Bring a heavy-duty trailer and we load the trees with our skid steer. Dug to order, ready when you arrive.

Delivered & planted

Subject to weather and availability

We dig, haul and plant. Quoted per job and scheduled around the season and our availability, so expect a longer wait.

Step 05

Planting and watering

Spruce is easy to maintain. Water after planting. These trees thrive in places that get several hours of filtered light daily.

Dug trees with burlapped, basketed root balls

Planting a dug spruce in the Peace Region

When to plant, how deep to dig, setting the tree, watering in and bracing against Peace Region wind.

Spruce branch detail

First-year watering and care

How often to water, how to check the root ball, fall watering before freeze-up and preventing winter burn.

Privacy and windbreaks

Privacy is just a phone call away.

A privacy wall or windbreak of mature spruce, grown 25 minutes from Fort St John. Pick up a load, or ask about delivery and planting.

Call (250) 789-3340 Send a request →