Privacy screens planted, not just sold
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74 companies in 10 states that plant privacy trees, each checked against its own official page. We pass along quote requests. We don’t plant the trees.
74 companies in 10 states, each checked on its own official page.
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74 listingsEach quotes its own official page
10 statesColorado, Mid-Atlantic and Southeast
Checked Nov 15, 2026Every listing shows its check date
Planters onlyTree-only sellers are not listed
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One from each state, in alphabetical order.
What it costs, from published sources
Not bids. Your price depends on height, species, access and how many trees you plant.
Angi
- National average about $1,100; typical $900–$1,300
- $10–$45 per linear foot; arborvitae $15–$35 per linear foot
- 60 ft at 5 ft tall: $1,000–$3,000; 100 ft at 6 ft or taller: $2,500–$6,000+
Source: How Much Do Hedges Cost? [2026 Data], updated 2026-10-15. Read 2026-11-15.
Angi
- National average about $300 to plant one tree; most jobs $150–$2,000
- Large (up to 20 ft): about $2,420; extra-large (over 20 ft): about $5,000
Source: How Much Does It Cost to Plant a Tree? [2026 Data], updated 2026-10-15. Read 2026-11-15.
R&R Paradise Gardens (a listed nursery, PA/NJ)
- Planting $30 per tree on Green Giant, Emerald Green and Leyland; tree and delivery extra; 10-tree minimum
- Their 100 ft single-row examples at 5–6 ft: Green Giant 20 trees $3,000 with planting; Emerald Green 29 trees $4,640; Leyland 15 trees $2,550
- Their spacing in those examples: Green Giant 5 ft, Emerald Green 3.5 ft, Leyland 7 ft
Source: Pricing (their official site, tracked link), updated 2026-09-09. Read 2026-11-15. See the listing.
Filters that change the job
Marked yes only when the company’s own page supports it. Unknown stays unknown.
Tall trees / privacy now
Their page names tall or mature stock for a faster screen. Ask for the actual height and width at planting.
Tree spade or crane
Their page describes machinery for moving and planting large trees. Access and utility clearance matter.
Published warranty
They publish a warranty. Read the watering, replacement and labor terms; we do not promise the coverage.
Grows their own
Their page says they grow trees at their own nursery or farm.
Published prices
A public planting or installed price is on their page. Delivery, access and site work may cost extra.
Common questions
Who is listed here?
Only companies whose own website says they plant or install privacy trees or evergreen screens: specialists, nurseries with a planting crew, landscapers and tree-spade companies. Shops that only sell trees are not listed.
How much does it cost to have privacy trees planted?
Published 2026 figures range widely: Angi puts an average hedge job near $1,100 and planting one large tree (up to 20 ft) near $2,420; one listed PA/NJ nursery prices a 100-foot Green Giant row at $3,000 with planting. See costs and planning for every source.
How far apart should privacy trees be planted?
Sources disagree. For Green Giant arborvitae, the Arbor Day Foundation says 5–6 ft for a screen while the New York Botanical Garden says at least about 8 ft. Ask your installer what spacing they use and why. Spacing sources.
Can I get privacy right away?
Some companies plant tall or mature stock, or move large trees with a tree spade. 14 listings show tall-stock wording on their own page. Privacy now: tall screens.
Do you install trees or take a cut?
No. We list companies and pass along quote requests. We don’t plant the trees, and we don’t charge homeowners.