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Tree services like tree planting are one of the most impactful ways to boost your property’s curb appeal, environmental value, and long-term beauty. At Beach Tree Service, we specialize in professional tree planting throughout the Beach Cities of Orange County—including Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, and surrounding coastal areas. Whether you’re enhancing a residential yard or upgrading commercial landscaping, planting trees adds serene, lasting character to your outdoor space.
Our expert arborists and tree planting specialists ensure that every tree is placed with care, precision, and long-term health in mind. We assess soil conditions, light exposure, and species compatibility to guarantee your new trees thrive—not just survive.
Planting the right trees in the right place can transform your property. But it’s more than digging a hole and dropping in a sapling. Coastal conditions—salt air, sandy soils, high winds—require thoughtful species selection and expert planting techniques. Our certified tree specialists help you navigate these challenges with ease, choosing the best native and adaptive trees for long-term success.
In urban coastal neighborhoods, tree planting also serves a greater purpose:
Noise reduction from traffic and nearby properties
Natural privacy barriers between homes
Improved air quality and reduced heat
Striking visual appeal for outdoor landscapes
Whether you’re designing a formal landscape pattern with structured rows or a more relaxed, natural arrangement, we tailor each planting project to the style, space, and function you need.
Whether you are looking for tree removal, maintenance, stump grinding, or any other tree service, contact Beach Tree Service to discuss your project!
Consultation & Site Evaluation
We assess your soil, light, drainage, and space availability.
Tree Selection
Based on your goals, we recommend species that thrive in coastal environments—such as California sycamores, coast live oaks, jacarandas, and palms.
Soil Prep & Planting
We prepare the area by excavating or improving soil conditions as needed and follow with expert planting techniques that ensure optimal root development.
Post-Planting Care
Mulching, staking, watering plans, and regular check-ins help your trees establish strong roots and healthy growth.
Whether you’re planting a shade tree in your backyard, creating a green buffer near a busy street, or building a lush coastal retreat, our team delivers tree planting services that stand the test of time.
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Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, El Segundo, and nearby areas.
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Planting trees is important because it increases our natural surroundings. Trees reduce the risks of soil erosion, provide shade, as well as absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen into the air. Trees also absorb rainwater runoff and help regulate water cycles in gardens and natural environments, as well as serve as food sources for animals, provide habitats to wildlife such as birds and squirrels.
Planting trees in your yard, community, or commercial location protects the environment by removing CO² from the atmosphere and storing it as carbon. Trees clean water pollutants such as nitrates and phosphates that come from fertilizers by taking them up through their roots. They also cool our cities because they can store a lot of heat energy when leaves are present during hot days. Finally, you have improved air quality because most pollution is filtered out by trees in the area.
Palm trees make a great choice for Southern California landscapes. However, palm trees do come with particular considerations that must be taken into account.
For example, when planting a palm tree, you need to consider your climate. Not all palms are able to survive in different environments, and even if they have the capability it doesn’t mean their health will hold out. Before investing in that tall, elegant palm for your yard, consult with an expert on whether it’s the right time of year to do so, or you might end up with a dead tree.
Size is important to consider when planting a palm tree. A small palm tree can grow to over 60 foot at maturity and may have to be removed if it interferes with your view, overhead lines, underground lines, or if it grows too large for your landscape. Your palm tree’s preference for sunlight depends on the species you choose. Some trees thrive in shade, others like direct sun, and some prefer shady conditions when young but grow best in sunlight as they age. When planning where to buy a tree, keep in mind how much sunlight it will be exposed to. Too much sun can burn the leaves and prevent the palm from growing at all or looking like you planned.
One of the most problematic issues for palm trees I have seen is that different types of palms do not require the same conditions to grow. To plant a new palm in your landscape, you should make sure that it will be able to tolerate the drought conditions around you. Planting a tree in the ground is less likely to kill the tree than transplanting it. Generally speaking, palms are from tropical or subtropical regions, but many climates allow for a greater variety of palm trees that can be grown. Many palm enthusiasts enjoy pushing the limits of a species’ known tolerance zone. Use a Zone Map to determine your comfort zone for palm trees in general.
Field-grown palm trees are either sold as potted plants or balled and burlap. To keep the rootball damp until it is planted. The best time to plant a palm tree is early March after the last frost and ground temperatures are around 65 degrees Fahrenheit. If the soil is predominantly sand, then it is acceptable to dig a hole that’s wider than the root ball and backfill with 1 part compost for every 2 parts of sand.
If you’re planting a tree in clay ground, I suggest not digging the hole any wider than the size of the root ball. If you dig a hole in dry clay soil and backfill with sand/compost, you are actually digging a valley for more water to pool. This may cause root rot or other health issues for your palm tree. If you dig a hole too deep, add loose dirt to the bottom instead of all the way back out again, and water it and tamp down before adding your palm tree. Placing your palm in loose soil and then getting it wet will cause the dirt to settle around it, making a hole with an unnatural looking bottom. Doing this can actually kill your palm. After backfilling the hole, use the handle of a shovel to make sure large air pockets are out and then tamp down with your foot. Create a small berm around the circumference of your palm and water it in. For the survival of a newly planted palm, extra care must be given to provide the right amount of water. Newly planted trees need a slightly moist, not wet soil. Water the palm densely for three weeks before tapering off to a more regular schedule of water (around one gallon twice a week)
Palm trees also require periodic fertilizing. There are commercial mixes that work best for Palm trees on the market. Palm trees require specially tailored fertilizers that correspond to a few very specific conditions and is another important aspect of palm tree care. Palm fertilizer has micronutrients that palms need for growth and to keep them healthy. Palm trees benefit from fertilizer that is in a 3-1-3 ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.
When applying fertilizer, be sure to do so at the drip line of each leaf. A sick tree becomes weak and is prone to insect damage. A well-managed palm tree is more likely to survive extreme weather conditions. You should fertilize a palm tree two or three times a year. Some people like to add mulch around the bottom of their palms in order to keep weeds away.
It used to be considered bad form to clip the frond on a palm tree without waiting for it to turn completely brown. Now, we realize that while green leaves can still photosynthesize, removing them too early robs the palm of nutrients and by cutting them off before they should be cut results in a dead plant.
When detecting pest or disease problems early is key because it will lessen the chance of them escalating.
In some regions there are diseases which are not treatable for palms and your palm will die. It is best to remove the diseased palm as soon as possible to avoid disease spread. Tree planting is important to protect the health of palms, which are prone to several harmful organisms. Some of them include Lethal yellowing, Fusarium wilt, Ganoderma rot (root rot), Leaf spot fungi, Sooty mold and Phytophthora root rot.
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