Tannenbaum Landscape Trees

About Tannenbaum Landscape Trees

Frost silvers the hay fields beside the river at Algodones on a still November morning, and the bosque stands bare and pale beyond them. In flat, open farm country like this, a line of trees can change how a whole homestead feels, breaking the wind in spring and throwing shade across the summer. Tannenbaum Landscape Trees takes its name from the German word for a fir tree and works with landscape trees in this valley, where they must take root through hot summers and freezing nights. Planting a tree is an act of faith, and the reward comes slowly: first a slender sapling, then a windbreak, then a canopy deep enough to sit beneath. On a cold, clear morning, with young trees standing straight in the chill, you can almost see the shade that is coming.