Live Oak
Quercus virginianaThe classic Hill Country shade tree. Evergreen, drought-tough, and lives for generations.
- 15 gal$122.50
- 30 gal$271.25
- 45 gal · 10–12'$455.00
- 100 gal · 14–16'$997.50
Planting season is open · Oct – Feb
Tree Planting in Wimberley, TX
Native Hill Country trees delivered and planted by an ISA Certified Arborist, so they survive our limestone, deer, and 100° summers.
- Live oak, Lacey oak, cedar elm, Monterrey oak, redbud & 50+ more natives
- Planted at the right depth, with roots corrected, even in solid rock
- Mulch ring, watering bags & deer cage options
- Written aftercare plan with every tree
October through February is the best time to plant in Wimberley. Roots get established before summer heat arrives.
Get a free planting quote
Tell us what you'd like planted. We'll call you back to talk through options.
ISA Certified ArboristCert. #TX-4869A
Texas Oak Wilt QualifiedTexas A&M Forest Service
Fully insuredFree estimates
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Popular trees to plant in Wimberley
These five natives handle thin, rocky Hill Country soil and drought, and they're in stock now. Prices are for the tree. Delivery and planting are quoted for your property.
Lacey Oak
Quercus laceyiA medium oak native to the Edwards Plateau that grows well in limestone and has striking blue-green leaves.
- 5 gal$31.50
- 15 gal$140.00
- 30 gal$306.25
Cedar Elm
Ulmus crassifoliaA tough, fast-growing native shade tree. It's a great way to add variety and cut oak wilt risk.
- 5 gal$31.50
- 15 gal$122.50
- 30 gal$271.25
Monterrey Oak
Quercus polymorpha · Mexican White OakA clean, upright shade oak that handles heat and drought. It's in the white oak group, which is less prone to oak wilt.
- 15 gal$122.50
- 30 gal$271.25
- 45 gal · 10–12'$455.00
- 100 gal · 14–16'$997.50
Texas Redbud
Cercis canadensis var. texensisBright pink blooms in early spring and glossy leaves after. It fits near patios and entries.
- 5 gal$29.75
- 10/15 gal$122.50
- 20/30 gal$297.50
- 45 gal / box$481.25
Not sure which tree?
Free planting planWe'll walk your property and recommend species, sizes, and spots based on your sun, soil depth, views, and future growth. We'll also check septic fields and utility lines before we dig.
October 2026 prices. Availability changes often, and sizes not listed can usually be sourced.
What every planting includes
Most young trees die from being planted too deep, watered poorly, or put in the wrong spot. Here's how we prevent that.
- Site check before we dig. We look at soil depth, rock, drainage, sun, utilities, and septic.
- Correct hole and depth. A wide, shallow hole with the root flare at grade, even in limestone.
- Root correction. We fix circling roots so the tree anchors and grows outward.
- Native backfill and a 3" mulch ring. This holds moisture and keeps mowers away.
- Deep first watering and a watering bag setup. Drip irrigation is available too.
- Deer cage option. Young trees in Wimberley need protection from deer.
- Written aftercare plan. A simple watering schedule for the first two years.
How it works
Four simple steps from your first call to a planted tree.
Request a quote
Call or send the form. Tell us what you'd like and where.
Free site visit
We check your spot and recommend the right tree and size.
Delivery & planting
We bring the tree and plant it properly, with mulch, water, and a cage if needed.
Aftercare
You get a watering plan, plus optional check-up visits and young-tree pruning.
Planted by local, certified arborists
Wimberley Tree Company is the planting arm of Simple Leaf Tree Care, which has cared for Wimberley trees for 10 years.
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Read our Google reviewsCredentials you can check
- ISA Certified Arborist #TX-4869AInternational Society of Arboriculture
- Texas Oak Wilt Qualified (TOWQ)Texas A&M Forest Service
- Tree Risk Assessment Qualified (TRAQ)International Society of Arboriculture
- Fully insuredFree estimates on every planting
Tree planting questions
How much does it cost to plant a tree in Wimberley?
The tree price depends on species and size (see the prices above). Delivery and planting are quoted after a quick look at your site, because rock, slope, and access change the work. Quotes are always free.
When is the best time to plant trees in Wimberley, TX?
October through February. Planting in the cool season lets roots establish before Hill Country summer heat.
Can you plant in solid limestone?
Yes. We plant in rocky Hill Country sites all the time and choose species that tolerate thin soil over limestone.
Do I need to protect new trees from deer?
In most of Wimberley, yes. Deer browse and rub young trees, so we offer cages with every planting.
How often should I water a newly planted tree?
Roughly 5 gallons per inch of trunk diameter, 2–3 times a week the first summer, then less over the first two years depending on rain. You'll get a written schedule.
What areas do you serve?
Wimberley, Woodcreek, Dripping Springs, San Marcos, Kyle, Buda, Canyon Lake, New Braunfels, and nearby parts of Hays, Travis, and Comal counties.
Ready to plant this season?
Call for a free quote. We'll help you pick the right tree for your property and plant it so it lasts.