Tree Transplant Service Worth the Drive From Idaho Pups & Ales

You live near Idaho Pups & Ales, off Outpost Lane near Ten Mile Road. Good things are worth a short drive. Our tree transplant near Idaho Pups & Ales brings that same payoff to your yard. You get a full-grown tree, moved and reset in one visit.

Large tree transplanting means we dig up a mature tree. We move it straight into your yard.
You skip years of waiting for a young tree to grow. Your new shade or privacy screen is ready the same day we plant it.

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Large Tree Transplanting Solves Space and Shade Problems Fast

You want shade now, not in ten years. Large tree transplanting gives you a mature tree instead of a small one that takes seasons to grow in. We built this service for homeowners and landscapers near the Ten Mile Road corridor who need results fast.

Many newer Meridian subdivisions have thin builder's soil. That soil can slow young trees down for years. A transplanted tree skips that slow start, since it already has a strong root system.

A mature tree gives your new patio real shade on day one. It also gives your yard privacy right away, which matters if you have a dog or want space to relax outside.

Pick the Right Tree Size Before Your Truck
Leaves Meridian

Walk our farm rows near Lake Shore Drive before you decide. Seeing trunk size in person helps you pick the right tree for your yard. Our staff will walk you through root-ball size based on your yard and your truck.

Ten Mile area lots often have tight side-yard access. That makes equipment space something to plan for before the truck leaves the farm. Tell us about your access, and we will help you plan around it.

Bring a few things when you visit:

- Photos of your yard, so we can picture the space

- Notes on any nearby power lines

- Your truck or trailer size, if you plan to haul

Our Crew Digs, Moves, and Resets Your
Tree the Same Day

Spade trucks dig, lift, and reset large trees in one visit. Works best when the ground isn't frozen or fully saturated. Trees are hardened to Treasure Valley heat and wind before the move.

Best scheduled outside peak spring weekend rush at the farm. Our tree transplant service covers the full process, from property review through aftercare guidance.

Getting to the Farm from the
Ten Mile Road Area

The drive from Idaho Pups & Ales to our farm covers about 19.3 miles. Plan on roughly 30 minutes, depending on traffic.

Here is the route:

- Head out from Idaho Pups & Ales and turn onto W Franklin Rd

- Turn left onto S Black Cat Rd and follow it south

- Turn left onto N Black Cat Rd, which becomes E Greenhurst Rd

- Turn right onto W Deer Flat Rd, passing Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge

- At the traffic circle, continue straight onto Deer Flat Rd

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

- Follow Lake Shore Dr and our farm will be on your left. Truck and trailer parking is available once you arrive.

Our farm sits about 19.3 miles south, near Lake Lowell in Nampa, serving homeowners across the Treasure Valley. T
hat is a short trip for a tree built to handle Treasure Valley heat and wind. Call ahead and we will tell you which trees are ready to move this week.

Avoid Root Shock with the Right Soil
and Water Plan

Southwest Nampa soil near Lake Lowell holds more water than soil in Meridian. That higher water table can raise root rot risk for some tree species. We match your tree to your yard's drainage before you plant.

Deep watering after transplant matters. It helps new roots settle into their new soil and recover from the move. The University of Idaho Extension recommends watering deeply and less often, which helps roots grow at the right depth.

Our staff will walk through your yard's sun exposure and drainage with you. That way, your tree gets the right care plan from day one.

Schedule Your Tree Transplant Before the Weather Changes

Fall is a good time to transplant, if you plant weeks before the ground freezes. Our fall window runs mid-September through October.
That gives roots time to settle before winter.

Spring weekends fill fast once planting season starts. Call ahead to confirm your tree is ready before you make the drive. We're open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and closed Saturday and Sunday.

Bring your lot measurements when you call. That helps our crew plan equipment access before they arrive.