Our trees have the highest livability and survival rate since they are locally grown and accustomed to our climate.   We have 5 different size tree spades from the smallest, Caretree, Dutchman and Veermer, to the larger 90" Big John.   This state of the art equipment allows us to apply the proper techniques and tools to suit the needs of our customers.   The round root ball formed by our uniquely designed tree spades allows for better soil and root retention and optimal transplant success.   We always exceed the American Nurseryman Association specifications by using a larger size spade.   Because our trees are grown locally in soils that are compatible to the soils they are transplanted to and in close proximity to your job site, the savings is passed on to you, the customer.   Shermik Tree Farms, Inc. owns tree farms at 3 separate locations and because of our working relations with local growers we are able to provide our customers with more sizes and varieties.   All trees are inspected by the State of Minnesota Department of Agriculture.

We can help you achieve maximum beauty and value to your property with your landscape projects by rearranging and transplanting your existing trees or helping you select new trees from our large selection of locally grown conifers and deciduous trees.   We will work with your landscape contractor or refer you to one.   You can have the landscape environments that you want now without waiting 15 to 25 years for a smaller tree to grow, spading trees is cost effective.   We relocate trees on residential and commercial property as well as property under development, moving trees to a temporary location and back to a permanent location.   Any tree under 10" can be transplanted with the appropriate size rootball and proper before, during and after care.   This is not to suggest that it is feasible to transplant any tree any time.   Our staff will select the most effective equipment, utailizing a number of factors, addressing different regions, varities and soils. Trees translanted using a mechanical transplanter always survive and thrive better than trees reloacted using the ball and berlap method.   The larger the caliper of the tree, the more this applies.   This is not to say that it is always economically or logistically feasible to use a mechanical transplanter instead of the ball and berlap methods.

Whether you are planting large trees or small trees, your trees or our trees, Shermik Tree Farms, Inc. will take all the precautions, minimizing damage to any existing landscape.   We work with many developers, large and small, golf courses, and excavating companies.   Shermik Tree Farms, Inc. can transplant trees from March through December depending on the weather and road restrictions.   We are licensed and insured, members of the American Nurseryman Association and Chamber of Commerce of North Branch/St. Paul.   Thousands of satisfied customers, referrals available upon request.