CITY AND COUNTRYSIDE
Lexington Planting Changes a Few Miles at a Time
Lexington has protected the boundary between the city and its rural land since 1958. That difference is easy to see in the planting work.
Inside town, we may need to move a tree through a gate, work around utility lines, or create privacy without crowding a neighboring property. Farther outside the city, there may be more room for equipment, but the planting plan also needs to fit a larger lawn, entrance, paddock, or drive.
The address tells us where the property is. Photographs tell us what the job will require.
Read Lexington's urban forestry guidance
FROM OUR WORK
A Privacy Row in Lansdowne
On one Lansdowne property, Orlando's Landscaping built a new wood fence and Big Tree Planting Co. installed an arborvitae row behind it.
The fence provided immediate separation. The trees softened the view and added year-round greenery that will become more useful as they grow.
That project involved more than placing trees in a straight line. The row needed to work with the fence, overhead lines, the curve of the backyard, and the amount of room available.
See the Lexington arborvitae privacy-row projectPROJECT FIT
What We Plant Around Lexington
We handle individual tree planting and larger planned installations.
You do not need to select the exact tree before contacting us. Tell us what you want to change and show us the property.
FAQ
Common Questions
Do you plant single trees in Lexington?
Yes. Lexington is our primary local market, so a project does not necessarily need to involve a large number of trees.
Can you plant a privacy row along a fence or property line?
Yes. We review what you want screened, the available width, sunlight, access, and the amount of time you are willing to allow for coverage.
Do I need to know the exact tree before contacting you?
No. Send photographs of the property and explain what you want the planting to accomplish. We can work through suitable options from there.
START WITH THE PROPERTY
Tell Us What You Want to Change on Your Lexington Property
Send the address, a few photographs, the approximate number of trees or shrubs, and what you want the planting to accomplish.