Shade for the Ten Mile Corridor near Yellowstone Apartments

Live at Yellowstone Apartments on W Pine Ave in Meridian? We are close by. We are a tree farm near Yellowstone Apartments in Meridian, a short drive west. We grow large shade and evergreen trees for new yards along the Ten Mile corridor.

Many homes here are brand new. Fresh lots often have hard, packed soil left by builders. The right tree still takes hold and gives you shade fast.

Getting to us is an easy country drive west. Before you drive out, call to check our stock and hours. Then you know the right tree is waiting for you.

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New Ten Mile Yards Need Trees That Handle Builder Soil

Maybe you rent near Yellowstone now and plan to buy a new home close by. Many homes along Ten Mile went up in the last ten years. That means young yards with soil to match.

Builders often press the ground down hard while they work. This packed fill sits just below the surface. Roots have a tough time spreading through that tight ground.

The soil here also runs alkaline and often heavy with clay. Not every tree can handle it. We match each tree to your packed, clay-rich yard. That way it settles in and grows strong.

Pick the Right Tree for Your Pine Ave Lot Size

New Ten Mile lots often run small. That shapes which tree fits best. A big shade tree can crowd a tight yard fast.

Corner lots near Pine Ave catch strong wind. A sturdy pick stands up better there. Do power lines cross your yard? Then a shorter tree is the safer choice.

Tell us your yard's size and how much sun it gets. We suggest three good options that fit your space. You walk the rows and pick the one you like.

Prep Your New Meridian Yard Before Planting Day

Test your soil pH before you plant. West Meridian soil often tests alkaline, above 7.5. Your Ada County Extension office offers soil test kits and helps read your results. Knowing your number helps you pick the right tree.

Call Digline before you dig. Dial 1-800-342-1585 and they mark buried lines for free. This finds gas and irrigation lines you cannot see. It keeps you and your crew safe.

Dig a wide hole when planting day comes. Loosen the packed fill around the edges. Roots spread easier in soft, open ground.

Getting to the Farm from Yellowstone Apartments

The drive from Yellowstone Apartments takes about 28 minutes. You cover 18.4 miles, mostly on open country roads. Here is the simple route.

- Turn right out of Yellowstone onto W Pine Ave. Follow it west.

- Turn left onto S Black Cat Rd. Stay on it about 3.5 miles.

-Turn right onto W Amity Rd. At the first roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto S Robinson Rd. At the next, take the 1st exit onto E Locust Ln.

- Turn left onto S Can Ada Rd, then right onto E Lewis Ln.

-Turn left onto ID-45 S, then right onto Lake Shore Dr.

-Follow Lake Shore Dr along the south shore of Lake Lowell. We are on the left at 12747 Lake Shore Dr, Nampa.

Call ahead before you come. Our spring hours may run longer.

Check out our locations page to see all the areas and neighborhoods we serve.

Same-Day Pickup Makes the Drive Worth It

Big-box stores often have thin stock and long waits. You deserve better than a picked-over lot. Walk our farm and choose your own tree instead.

We dig your tree the same day you visit. No guessing which one you get. You see it in the ground, then take it home.

Trucks and trailers park easily on-site. There is room to load without a squeeze. Our trees grow right here in Canyon County. They already handle valley heat and wind.

Check our tree availability before you plan your trip.

Plant at the Right Time to Beat Ten Mile Wind and Heat

The Ten Mile corridor gets steady wind and dry summer heat.
Timing your planting helps your tree settle in strong. Cool weather gives roots time to grow first.

Early spring and early fall are the best windows. Around here, fall planting runs from mid-September through October. Get trees in the ground about six weeks before the first frost. Our first frost usually comes in mid-to-late October.

Planning ahead for spring? Order bare-root stock in late February. That way your tree is ready when the ground warms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Trees are serious, and so are your questions. Here are just a few:

Is Yellowstone Apartments in Meridian or Nampa?

Yellowstone Apartments is in Meridian, in Ada County. Our farm sits a short drive west in Nampa. The trip takes about 28 minutes.

Do you deliver to new homes near Ten Mile and Pine Ave?

Delivery may be an option, based on tree size and distance. Call us with your address and we will let you know. It works best for larger trees.

What trees handle new builder-fill lots near the District at Ten Mile?

Tough, alkaline-tolerant shade trees do best in packed builder fill. Ask us on-site and we will match one to your yard. We grow ours for this exact soil.

Do I need HOA approval to plant in a new Ten Mile subdivision?

Often yes, since many new Meridian subdivisions require it. Their architectural committee reviews landscaping plans before you plant. Check your CC&Rs, because city rules cover street trees, not your private yard.

What are your hours if I'm driving out from Meridian?

Call ahead before you make the drive. Our hours can run longer in spring. That way your trip lines up with an open gate.

Can my tree wait if my new lot isn't graded yet?

Yes, your tree can wait about a week. Keep it watered and shaded until you plant. Get it in the ground once your lot is ready.