Tree Nursery near Mallard Park: Pick Healthy Trees for Your Yard in Nampa

Do you live or spend time near Mallard Park, near Lake Lowell in Caldwell? You have a working tree farm just across the water. We grow and dig mature trees on the south shore in Nampa.

This page covers our tree nursery near Mallard Park in Nampa, and what a visit looks like. You get to see real trees in the ground before you pick one.

Getting here is one easy loop around Lake Lowell. Our trees grow in the same Canyon County soil and weather you garden in. So the tree you choose already fits your yard.

Come walk the rows and see what is dig-ready right now. Plan your trip before the next planting window opens.

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Choosing the Right Trees for Yards near Mallard Park

Live near Lake Lowell in Caldwell and want shade, seasonal color, or a windbreak? We can match a tree to your yard. Our crew looks at your sun, your space, and your soil first.

Many lots on the Mallard Park side sit near open farm ground. That means wind. We can point you to tougher trees that stand up to it.

You also get trees that already handle Canyon County winters. That beats picking a random tree that may not survive a cold valley night.

The Best Planting Windows for the Treasure Valley

Want your new tree to settle in before summer heat or a hard frost? Then timing matters as much as the tree you pick. Plant at the right time and your tree faces less stress and grows faster.

We sit in the warm Snake River Plain. That gives us a longer fall planting window than the nearby mountains get. First frost here usually holds off until mid-to-late October.

Plan a fall visit when nights turn cool but the soil stays warm. Roots keep growing in warm ground. Early spring works too, while nights still chill before the last frost around mid-May.

What to Expect When You Visit the South-Shore Growing Yard

Like to see a tree in person before you choose it? You can do that here. Walking the rows tells you far more than a photo on a screen.

You can check each tree up close. Look at the trunk, the shape, and the leaves. When you find the one you want, you tag it as yours.

The yard sits on the quiet south shore of Lake Lowell in Nampa. The trip from Caldwell is worth it. You pick the exact tree that comes home, not a guess from a website.

Planning a trip this planting window? Plan your visit to
our tree nursery and we'll have trees ready to show you.

How to Reach Us from Mallard Park

The drive from Mallard Park to our farm runs about 15 minutes and 10.4 miles. You follow the south shore of Lake Lowell most of the way.

- Exit the Mallard Park lot and turn left onto S 10th Avenue

- Turn right onto W Orchard Avenue

- Turn left onto Riverside Road / Sunny Slope Road

- Turn left onto Lake Shore Drive / Perch Road

- Turn left to stay on Lake Shore Drive / Marsing Road

- Just past the Lake Side Barn, the farm is on your right

We serve clients across multiple areas—visit our locations page to learn more.

Hauling Your Trees Back Around Lake Lowell

Driving back to the Mallard Park side with a new tree? We'll help you get it home safe. Our crew can load it and tie it down before you pull out.

A word on size: most of our trees are 5 to 10 years old and dug with a heavy root ball. A small tree may fit a truck bed or trailer. For a large, mature tree, ask us about delivery instead.

The lake loop itself is an easy, flat drive. No steep grades stand between the yard and your yard.

Caring for New Trees After the Drive Home

Planting your first tree near Mallard Park? The first week matters most. Good water and a ring of mulch help the roots settle and the tree take hold.

Our valley summers run hot and dry. Deep, slow watering works better than a quick splash. It pushes water down to the roots where the tree needs it.

Skip the calendar and check the soil instead. Push a finger a few inches down. Water when it feels dry, not just because a few days passed.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

How far is the nursery from Mallard Park?

The farm is about 15 minutes and 10.4 miles from Mallard Park. You follow the south shore of Lake Lowell most of the way. It's one easy loop around the lake.

When is the best time to plant trees near Lake Lowell?

Fall and early spring are the best times to plant here. A fall trip from mid-September through October lets roots grow in warm soil. Early spring, around March or April, works well too.

What growing zone is the Caldwell–Nampa area?

The Caldwell–Nampa area sits in USDA zone 7a. That tells you which trees can handle our winters. We grow trees that fit this zone, so they're ready for your yard.

Can I haul a large tree back to my Caldwell yard?

Yes, you can take a tree home yourself. A small tree may fit a truck bed or trailer. For a large, mature tree with a heavy root ball, ask us about delivery instead.

Do I need a permit to plant a tree at my home?

Usually no permit is needed to plant a tree in your own yard. Check with your city or HOA before planting near a street or sidewalk. Rules can differ by neighborhood.

When is the yard busiest?

Spring weekends are our busiest times. Visit on a weekday or call ahead if you want a quieter trip. We're glad to set aside time to walk the rows with you.