Find Your Perfect Shade Tree near Falcon Crest
Golf Club in Nampa

Falcon Crest Golf Club sits along South Cloverdale Road in Kuna, Idaho. The area includes the Valor master-planned community and hundreds of new homes. This 36-hole golf complex anchors neighborhoods like Trilogy Valor and Reveille at Valor.

Melad Tree Farm serves residents near Falcon Crest Golf Club. New construction homes often start with bare yards that need mature trees. Golf course communities also require trees that match HOA landscape guidelines.

Alkaline Treasure Valley soil demands locally acclimated tree stock. Trees grown in this region adapt faster to hot summers and cold winters. Our orchard grows trees for 5 to 10 years before they reach your yard.

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Trees That Thrive in Treasure Valley Soil

Homeowners in Valor, Trilogy, and Reveille subdivisions often start with new landscapes. Your yard needs trees that handle alkaline clay soils and summer heat from day one.

Kuna soils often contain a hard layer called caliche at about 30 inches deep. Our trees are root-pruned to handle this challenge. Species like Bur Oak, Honey Locust, and Chinese Elm tolerate the local pH levels well. The University of Idaho Extension offers additional resources on selecting trees suited to our regional soil conditions.

Residents in Meridian, Nampa, and southwest Ada County also benefit from trees grown right here in Treasure Valley.

Mature Shade Trees Ready for
New Kuna Homes

Buyers at Trilogy Valor and other 55+ gated communities want instant curb appeal. Our 3–4 inch caliper trees provide same-year shade for your yard.

Golf course views often require specific tree heights per community CC&Rs. We carry shade maples, Colorado Blue Spruce, and ornamental crabapples that fit these guidelines.
Our trees range from 5 to 10 years old, so they arrive ready to grow.

Customers from Caldwell and Eagle also drive to our Nampa orchard for the selection.

View our full tree selection to find species that match your property.

What to Expect When You Visit the Farm

If you have never bought field-grown trees before, a visit to our orchard helps you see what you are getting. Walk the rows, tag your tree, and ask questions on the spot.

Wear boots when you come. Our Nampa site has irrigation rows between the fields. Staff will review your sunlight, soil type, and mature size needs before you choose.

We are open seasonally. Call ahead to check weekend hours.

Directions from Falcon Crest Golf Club
to Our Farm

From the Falcon Crest Golf Club clubhouse, the drive takes about 30 minutes and covers roughly 20 miles.

- Head north and turn right, then left onto W Tiercel Dr

- At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit and stay on W Tiercel Dr

- Turn left onto S Cloverdale Rd/E Kuna Rd

- Turn right onto E Kuna Rd and continue for 3 miles

- Turn left onto ID-69 S

- At AutoZone Auto Parts, continue onto E Avalon St

- Turn left onto S Swan Falls Rd

- Turn right onto W Avalon St/W Shortline St

- Turn left onto W Avalon St, then continue onto W Kuna Rd for 3 miles

- Turn right onto Robinson Rd for 1 mile

- Turn left onto Deer Flat Rd for 2 miles

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

Turn right onto ID-45 N

- Turn left onto Emerald Rd/Lake Shore Dr and follow Lake Shore Dr

Our farm will be on the left. You will pass near the Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge along the way.

How We Deliver and Plant Trees
near Falcon Crest

Busy professionals in Valor need turnkey service. Our spade truck delivery keeps root balls intact for faster establishment in your yard.

Cloverdale Road access makes deliveries to Falcon Crest quick and easy. If your HOA requires licensed installers, we coordinate with landscape contractors on your behalf.

We also serve Star, Middleton, and south Boise. See all our service areas across the Treasure Valley to learn more.

Keep Your Trees Healthy Through Idaho Seasons

New homeowners in the high desert often need guidance on
tree care. A few simple steps help your trees last for decades.

Water deeply but less often. This helps roots grow below the caliche layer where moisture stays longer. During summer, a deep soak every 7–10 days works well. Adjust when heat spikes hit.

Prune deciduous trees in late winter while they are still dormant. Watch for iron chlorosis, which shows up as yellowing leaves. This is common in alkaline soil and can be treated.