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Trees have the ability to shade your home and yard, produce bright foliage and beautiful flowers, or even provide color for your landscape year round. No matter your tree needs, with 30,000 trees grown on our farms in central Oklahoma, Marcum’s Nursery & Tree Farm has the tree for you!

SHADE

MAPLE, OAK, ELM

Shade trees can help to lower your home’s energy bills while also increasing your home’s value. They offer a cool place to relax and provide beautiful fall foliage.

ORNAMENTAL

CRABAPPLE, JAPANESE MAPLE, REDBUD

Ornamentals don’t require as much space as large shade trees. They add color and accent with their bold foliage and striking flowers.

EVERGREEN

PINE, CEDAR, CYPRESS

Evergreen trees deliver year-round interest as they retain their foliage, providing color to the landscape in every season.

When you purchase trees from Marcum’s Nursery & Tree Farm, our knowledgeable team of professionals can deliver, install and fertilize your new tree, giving it the best start in its new home.

TREE PLANTING TIPS

Check out other helpful tips below for things you can do to help your new tree thrive.

USE A QUALITY COMPOST
Compost can dramatically improve soil quality. Our signature Redbud Compost serves as a wonderful conditioner to Oklahoma soil, allowing your new tree to soak up more nutrients,moisture and air.

We suggest a 50-50 mixture of your existing soil with our Redbud Compost.

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DON’T SKIMP ON ROOT STIMULATOR
Root stimulator gives trees nutrients to overcome transplant shock and can help young trees begin developing a strong, healthy root system. Add Marcum’s Nursery’s Root Stimulator at the time of planting to get your tree off to a strong start!

CONSIDER TREE WATERING BAGS
Tree watering bags ensure that your new tree receives an adequate amount of water at the appropriate depths to properly saturate the root ball. Most tree watering bags only need to be filled every five to seven days, making lighter work of tree care.

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