An Introduction to Foothills Nurseries: The ins and outs of our Tree Nursery

[@foothillsnurseries]

Thank you for watching our video! Please let us know if you have any questions as we would love to help.

[@jnix112]

Thank you for this video! I really enjoyed it, and am pleased to see the farm thrive. I worked there in the summer of 2003 on of of the delivery trucks. My 5 year old is currently fascinated with trucks and cranes, and I was able to show him what I did… I know, probably not the intended purpose of the video!

[@foothillsnurseries]

Thank you for the comment! We are glad to hear you were able to enjoy the video with your son. The legacy of this farm is extremely special - thank you for being a part of it!

[@chelseapasutto1447]

This company goes above and beyond to help. Recommend!

[@foothillsnurseries]

Thank you, Chelsea! Your recommendation means a lot.

[@Cherryparfait41]

Would you care to lead me to info on pruning tips to train young trees so they’ll grow to a nice shape? Especially, an ornamental (Prairie Fire) crabapple planted in honor of my first grandchild. It will be coming into its third growing season.

[@foothillsnurseries]

We recommend pruning in dormancy. Prune any dead branches, suckers, and any water sprout branches. After that is completed, we recommend pruning to reduce crowding/cross-over branches. Ensure the leader is in good condition and prune the shape around it. If there is any doubt of what to prune we recommend calling a professional pruning service for the best results leading to a healthy and happy tree long term.