Plant & Tree Delivery in the East Bay & Tri-Valley

Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda, San Leandro, Castro Valley, Hayward, Fremont, Union City, Dublin, Pleasanton, Livermore, San Ramon, Danville, Walnut Creek, and nearby communities are within our core East Bay and Tri-Valley service region.

Exact delivery availability can still vary by address, plant size, order size, and route. Enter your address during checkout or send us your ZIP code if you want to confirm before ordering.

Most orders are arranged within about 10 business days. Some plants may be available sooner, while orders involving several nursery sources, unusual varieties, large quantities, or mature trees can require more coordination.

Timing also depends on route capacity, weather, location, and plant availability.

Start with the result you want rather than choosing by container size alone. Smaller plants usually cost less and are easier to move. Larger plants give you more existing height, branching, canopy, or density from the beginning.

For privacy screens, focal trees, and projects where appearance matters quickly, starting larger can make sense. For larger quantities or long-term planting, a smaller size may offer better value.

Yes. Plant availability is often spread across different growers and nursery locations. If you need a specific variety, container size, tree form, or quantity, send us the details and we can check our supply network.

For harder-to-find material, photos or measurements can also help confirm whether the available plants fit the project.

Yes. This is an important part of our online nursery model. A project may need trees from one source, shrubs from another, and a particular size from somewhere else.

We can coordinate the sourcing and delivery so you do not have to visit multiple nursery yards yourself.

Send us the plant name, length of the planting area, preferred size, and approximate quantity. For repeated planting, consistency in height, fullness, and container size can matter more than it does for a single specimen.

We can check availability before you commit to a larger order.

Standard delivery is generally made to an accessible curbside, driveway, front yard, or another agreed drop-off area. You usually do not need to be home if the location is safe and we have clear delivery instructions.

Standard delivery does not automatically include backyard placement, planting, or landscape installation.

It depends on the plant, container dimensions, weight, access route, slope, gate width, stairs, and the equipment that can reach the property.

Before ordering large material, send photos and measurements of the access route. We can then determine whether standard delivery is practical or whether additional handling should be arranged.

Regular deliveries are grouped into local routes, so an exact date or arrival time is not always available.

If a project crew, crane, travel schedule, or installation date requires tighter coordination, ask about Special Delivery before placing the order.

Yes. Send the plant names, sizes, quantities, delivery ZIP code, and preferred timing. This is often easier than searching each plant individually, especially when a project uses several varieties or container sizes.

The most useful information is your ZIP code, planting location, sun exposure, approximate available space, the result you want, and a photo of the area.

For privacy planting, also include the length of the area and the approximate height you want to screen.