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Where can I find a good-sized shade tree for my property and when is the best time to plant it?

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Where can I find a good-sized shade tree for my property and when is the best time to plant it?

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The best place to find a good-sized shade tree is at Botanix Oxford Insta-Shade. A good-sized tree is usually around 18 feet tall. We have over 90 acres of many excellent varieties to choose from including Locusts, Linden, Maple etc., etc. A Deciduous Tree, which makes a really good shade tree, can be transplanted with tree trunks up to 8 inches (200 mm) thick. However, if you are thinking of an Evergreen Tree, they can range from 4 feet to 25 feet tall. The best time to transplant a tree is in the Spring and Fall. In the Spring, trees can be transplanted until the buds begin to sprout. In the Fall, transplanting begins when the leaves start to drop. We have two tree spades available. A 44-inch spade for the smaller varieties and an 80-inch spade for the larger varieties.

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