The Tree Place
About the business:
At The Tree Place in Fort Worth, we specialize in comprehensive tree services that cater to your every arboreal need. Our team is dedicated to maintaining and enhancing the beauty of your outdoor spaces, ensuring a healthy, thriving landscape.
Beyond our tree service expertise, we also function as a wholesale plant nursery, providing an extensive selection of vibrant, high-quality plants. Our organic farm and landscape design services further enable us to create stunning, eco-friendly gardens tailored to your preferences.
For those seeking natural enhancement options, we offer topsoil and mulch supplies sourced with care, promoting soil health and aesthetic appeal. As a fruit wholesaler, we bring the freshest harvests straight from our orchards to your table.
In everything we do, we strive for excellence while maintaining a deep respect for nature's bounty. With over 600 satisfied customers rating us 4.9/5, we invite you to experience our passion and commitment firsthand. Welcome to The Tree Place – where exceptional tree care meets sustainable landscaping solutions.
Services:
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Hours of operation
- Mon – Sat
- Sun
- 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Closed
Latest reviews
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Johnny Lakey10 June 2026
Knows a great deal about trees. They were very nice and extremely helpful. I will be buying another tree from them in the future.
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Tony Cunningham10 June 2026
I purchased 3 Windmill Palm trees and had them delivered to Odessa Tx and planted at my residence. The complete experience was excellent from the time I arrived at The Tree Place until the Palms were planted. Everyone was very friendly and Knowledgeable.
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Fred ANSTETT10 June 2026
I got advice about my newly planted live oak trees, they were not thriving as they should have been, found out the company I bought the trees didn’t score the root ball and they told me that only needed about 9 gallons of water a day. So I contacted this company and got the right type of root stimulant to add and watering instructions which was much more that 9 gallons a day and how to check it with a stick