Field Grown Strong &

Grow Ready Roots

Family Favorites on the Farm

  • Row of young trees in a park or orchard with green grass and a cloudy sky

    Live Oak

    “Live Oaks are traditional, sturdy and only get better with age. Every Southern landscape needs at least one.” — David

  • A young tree with small green leaves in a grassy field under a blue sky with some clouds.

    Cedar Elm

    “Cedar Elms are like free spirits with limbs that do their own thing. They tend to grow fast and have lovely leaves and lacey bark.” — Susan

  • A tall green tree with sparse branches and foliage, growing amongst smaller trees and greenery on a grassy landscape, with a cloudy sky in the background.

    Bald Cypress

    “Bald Cypress is just majestic not to mention historically significant. I like the way they flare at the bottom, point to the sky and reign like kings in the swamp.“ — Jacob

  • Close-up of purple flowers on tall green plants with broad leaves, against a partly cloudy sky.

    Vitex

    “Who doesn’t love the purple in Vitex? And the branch growth is great. I like that it can shrub-like or tree-like.” — Olivia

How to grow the best trees.

Bayou Garden Growers starts with only the highest quality liners grown from select nurseries who use only the best seeds.


Strong roots begin with healthy liners ready to go to the field.

Very early on, Bayou Garden Growers adopted the use of grow bags, specifically High Caliper tree bags developed in cooperation with the University of Oklahoma. These fabric bags create stronger root system due to air pruning. During harvest, the roots stay intact, and they are easy for the customer to transport. Once the landscaper removes the bag, the dense root system is ready to grow.

Person planting a tree with a shovel in the ground.

We field grow our trees because they adapt faster to the customer’s new landscape. Once they are established, they are more self-sufficient with a stronger root system.

Tree nursery

We believe in attention to detail throughout the growing process. Circumstances on a farm aren’t always perfect, so making adjustments throughout the growing cycle is critical to growing the best trees.

Field grown trees ready for landscape projects.