Services
Every service starts with a real conversation about your yard, your soil, and what you're actually trying to grow. Tell us your project below.
Design, Delivery & Installation
A design consultation, delivery, or installation booking all start with the same conversation about your property and goals — so what we quote actually fits what you need.
From $95 Consultation Fee
Dana and our design team walk your property, talk through sun exposure and soil, and put together a planting plan built for Boise's climate — the fee is credited toward any installation you book with us.
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From $45, Boise Metro
Trees, bagged soil, mulch by the yard — we deliver and help with curbside unloading so you're not wrestling a root ball into a hatchback.
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Custom Quote
Our installation crew plants what you bought here correctly the first time — proper depth, amended soil, and a planting guarantee on trees and shrubs we install.
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Willow & Root gift cards are available in-store or by phone in $25–$200 denominations — good toward plants, materials, or any of our services.
Ask at checkout in-store, or call us and we'll set one aside for pickup — a simple gift for anyone who gardens, plants houseplants, or is just starting their first yard.
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Share what you're looking for — a design consultation, a delivery, or a planting job — and our team will follow up with details and availability.
From Our Customers
“Pat spent twenty minutes with me picking out perennials for a spot that gets almost no direct sun. Everything she recommended is still thriving two summers later — nobody at the big box store down the road would have done that.”
“We used the planting service for three new trees and it was worth every penny. The crew knew exactly how deep to set the root ball for our clay soil, which is more than I can say for myself.”
“I call ahead every week during tomato season to ask what varieties are actually in, and the staff always know off the top of their head. That's the whole reason I drive across town for a garden center.”
