Convenient and often cheaper, but require extra vigilance during inspection as care quality can vary. 3. Inspect for Quality Selecting Trees | The Morton Arboretum
Best for plants already acclimated to your local climate and for getting expert advice from staff.
Ensure the tree won't interfere with power lines, sidewalks, or building foundations once fully grown.
Match the tree to your local USDA hardiness zone, soil type (alkaline vs. acidic), and sun exposure.
Convenient and often cheaper, but require extra vigilance during inspection as care quality can vary. 3. Inspect for Quality Selecting Trees | The Morton Arboretum
Best for plants already acclimated to your local climate and for getting expert advice from staff.
Ensure the tree won't interfere with power lines, sidewalks, or building foundations once fully grown.
Match the tree to your local USDA hardiness zone, soil type (alkaline vs. acidic), and sun exposure.