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WSU Extension

Gardening Resources

Educating gardeners since 1973
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Trees for Central Washington

Few trees are native to the Wenatchee Valley in Central Washington area and those we choose to plant face hot summer temperatures and arid conditions. Trees are an asset to our landscapes and home values and usually increase in value over time. It is worth the homeowner’s time to research options and select a tree for its tolerance for our weather and the eventual height and placement in our landscapes.  We call it, “Right plant, right place.”

It also is wise to take time to plant this asset properly so it will appreciate in value for our landscape. Here are links that help us identify which tree to plant, how to plant it, and how to prune it.

Which Tree to Plant

Planting Trees

Pruning Trees

Pruning trees – Urban Tree Foundation describes how to prune established trees, train young ones