Tree, Shrub & Garden Bed Planting in Monmouth County
Privacy screens, specimen trees, perennial gardens and bed renovations.
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What's the fastest privacy screen to plant here?
Green Giant arborvitae and Leyland cypress grow fastest, but deer and salt can hurt them. For a lasting screen in Monmouth County, a mixed hedge of Green Giant, eastern red cedar, holly and cryptomeria holds up better and looks more natural.
- Privacy screening along property lines and roads
- Foundation bed renovations
- Perennial and cutting gardens
- Specimen and shade tree installs
Trees, Shrubs & Garden Beds scope
- Large-caliper trees placed with equipment
- Privacy hedges and mixed screens
- Foundation and entry plantings
- Perennial borders and pollinator gardens
- Deer-resistant plant palettes
What happens after you reach out
- Choose
Plant selection matched to sun, soil, deer and salt.
- Tag
Large trees selected and tagged at the nursery when needed.
- Plant
Proper depth, amended backfill, staking and mulch.
- Establish
Watering plan for the first two seasons.
Trees, Shrubs & Garden Beds questions
What's deer-resistant in Monmouth County?
Boxwood, catmint, Russian sage, ornamental grasses, inkberry, spirea and most herbs are rarely browsed. Hostas, arborvitae, yews and tulips get eaten.
How big a tree can you plant?
Trees up to 4–5 inch caliper and 14–16 ft tall can be placed with equipment when access allows.
When should I plant a privacy screen?
Early fall is ideal. Spring works too with steady watering through summer.
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