Trees for Your Yard
Serving Mukwonago, Waukesha, and East Troy
Looking to add beauty, shade, or privacy to your yard? As your local garden center in Mukwonago, Waukesha, and East Troy, Thomas Greenhouse & Gardens offers a curated selection of trees that thrive in Wisconsin’s climate. We help homeowners choose and plant trees that boost curb appeal, provide habitat for wildlife, and bring year-round interest to local landscapes.
What You’ll Find at Our Garden Center
- Deciduous Trees: Maples, oaks, birches, and more. These trees change with the seasons, offering lush green canopies in summer and brilliant color in fall.
- Evergreens: Spruce, pine, arborvitae, and fir. Evergreens deliver privacy, wind protection, and greenery all year long.
- Flowering Trees: Crabapples, serviceberries, and other varieties that add spring blooms and visual interest.
- Native Varieties: We offer a range of native trees chosen for Wisconsin’s soils and climate. Native species are well-adapted, require less maintenance, and help support local birds, pollinators, and healthy ecosystems.
Why Plant Trees?
- Increase property value and curb appeal
- Create natural shade and lower energy costs
- Support local wildlife and pollinators
- Enjoy seasonal color and year-round structure
Local Advice, No Guesswork
Not sure which tree makes sense for your yard? Our garden center team will help you choose based on your goals, soil, and sunlight. You’ll get practical advice on what works for Mukwonago, Waukesha, and East Troy. We’re happy to answer your questions about planting, care, and long-term success.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to plant trees in Wisconsin?
Spring and fall are ideal for tree planting, thanks to cooler temperatures and reliable rainfall.
Which trees do best in clay soil?
How do I care for my new tree?
Consistent watering and proper mulching are key to helping your new tree get established. Mulch helps retain moisture and protect roots, but keep it away from direct contact with the trunk. For pruning, only remove damaged or crossing branches during the first year. We’ll share detailed planting and care tips when you choose your tree.
Visit Our Garden Center in Mukwonago
Stop by the greenhouse or get in touch if you have questions. We’re here to help you pick the right tree and make sure it thrives. Check out our detailed pages on Deciduous Trees, Evergreens, and Flowering Trees for more information.