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Tree Costs. The first cost to consider is the average price of trees. Tree prices differ based on their availability. However, on average, your typical tree costs around $200. More expensive varieties of trees include blue spruce, which can cost $350 or more. If you already have a tree and are transplanting it, or starting a tree from a seed, this cost is not a factor in the overall price. The actual planting of the tree costs nothing if you do the work yourself. If you hire a tree specialist or landscaper to plant the tree, they will charge a set fee or hourly rate. Landscapers charge anywhere from $25 to $60 or more an hour, depending on their experience and professional rates. A typical tree planting takes at least two hours or more, even for a small tre That includes the cost of the tree and the labor to plant it. You can buy the tree for $160 and plant it and save 61 percent. To determine the size of tree to plant, make a scaled drawing of your yard and note any existing trees and what surrounds them. Try to imagine how a tree will look when it’s full grown. 1 Landscaping.  Cost to Plant a Maple Tree. Find the average cost to plant a maple tree yourself compared with the labor and material cost of hiring a landscape contractor. Use your ZIP Code to adjust the cost to where you live so you can decide to do it yourself or hire a pro to do the job. Learn what to consider and the steps involved. 1 As mentioned earlier, there are hundreds of varieties of pine and depending on the type of tree that you will purchase, the price can be different. 2  On average, plan on spending anywhere from $2 to as much as $300 for a pine tree. 1 A smaller one gallon tree can be more toward the $2 to $25 range while a larger tree that is over 10 feet tall can cost more than $200. 2  PorkyFarms.com is an online nursery that sells American red pine trees. How much is it? 1  On average, a mature tree can cost anywhere from $300 to as much as $3,000 depending on the size and type. 2  A plain tree, which is a handsome tree that are often used in streets as it provides great color contrast as well as shade, can cost $200 to $445. 1 A mature 10 foot or larger Alder tree can cost anywhere from $250 to $480. 2  One of the most popular trees is the sycamore tree. 3  These are known for their helicopter seeds that spin to the ground. 4  Sycamore trees are fast growers and they are often use as wind breaks and provide visual enhancement to a garden. 1 Mature trees are delivered to your house since they are full grown trees. 2  The cost for the delivery differs by distance of the seller to your house, but delivery can be anywhere from $200 to $400 depending on the nursery. 3  Planting of the tree may be charged by the seller as well. 1 A mature 10 foot or larger Alder tree can cost anywhere from $250 to $480. 2  One of the most popular trees is the sycamore tree. 3  These are known for their helicopter seeds that spin to the ground. 4  Sycamore trees are fast growers and they are often use as wind breaks and provide visual enhancement to a garden. 1 The price for the trees depends on several factors such as the age and height of the tree. 2  As mentioned earlier, there are hundreds of varieties of pine and depending on the type of tree that you will purchase, the price can be different. 3  On average, plan on spending anywhere from $2 to as much as $300 for a pine tree. 1 A smaller one gallon tree can be more toward the $2 to $25 range while a larger tree that is over 10 feet tall can cost more than $200. 2  PorkyFarms.com is an online nursery that sells American red pine trees. I charge 55% of the retail cost of the tree. Granted I rarely install jobs smaller than $3000. So if I do plant a single tree I add Clean-up, Watering & Delivery charges to cover the cost of a three-man crew & 2-ton truck. Like Bookmark April 27, 2006 at 11:16PM. Thank you for reporting this comment. A contract to plant one tree with a wholesale value of $35 would not be a viable business proposition. Using lnscpr's formula the overall cost to the client would be $105.00 and remember that you have also offered a guarantee. If the location was 50 miles away and it was only one tree the price would be higher then 10 miles away and 20 trees. Sorry to be so vague but your pricing, location and cost of living are different then mine. We're in the Midwest. We doing a new job next week that has about 15 trees and shrubs. A contract to plant one tree with a wholesale value of $35 would not be a viable business proposition. Using lnscpr's formula the overall cost to the client would be $105.00 and remember that you have also offered a guarantee. What would you charge to plant a 100 lb B&B tree that costs $80? A 10 lb tree that costs $35? A contract to plant one tree with a wholesale value of $35 would not be a viable business proposition. Using lnscpr's formula the overall cost to the client would be $105.00 and remember that you have also offered a guarantee.
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