Aaron, here's your quote
344 E Scott Ave, Gilbert, AZ 85234Good news, we can absolutely get all of this done for you. Below is the breakdown for the planters, the pasture trees, and the citrus, zone by zone, with pricing for each so you know exactly what you're getting. You don't have to do all of it at once either, happy to do the full list or just whichever pieces you want to move on first. As a consult client you're already in the Garden Nerd Club too, so feel free to reach out there anytime with questions along the way.
Peach & Pomegranate
Florida Prince Peach and Parfianka Pomegranate, both at 15-gallon size, going into the back irrigation area. Florida Prince is the best low-chill peach for our climate, and Parfianka holds up better against leaf-footed bugs than Wonderful does. Both get planted above grade with the root flare exposed from the start.
Peach — Florida Prince
15-gallon
Pomegranate — Parfianka
15-gallon
1 Peach + 1 Pomegranate, 15-gallon, tree and planting labor included.
5 More Orange Jubilee
Five more Orange Jubilee going into the planter along the west wall, 5-gallon size. This fills the wall out with the same plant you're already using elsewhere on the property, fast growing with orange blooms most of the year.
Orange Jubilee
5-gallon, qty 5
5 plants at 5-gallon, tree/plant and planting labor included. This is part of a 25-plant bulk order across the quote, the volume discount for that is applied once in the total below.
Remove the Existing Shrubs, Plant Cape Plumbago
The 4 shrubs currently along the east side of the house come out, and 8 Cape Plumbago go in at 5-gallon size. Cape Plumbago gives you soft blue blooms nearly year-round and doesn't need much water once established, a nice upgrade over what's there now.
If you want to keep going, we can turn the corner onto the front of the house and add 8 more to carry the same look around, that part is optional and priced separately below.
Cape Plumbago
5-gallon, qty 8 (+8 optional around the corner)
Removal & disposal of the 4 existing shrubs, plus 8 Cape Plumbago at 5-gallon, plant and planting labor included. The Cape Plumbago is part of the 25-plant bulk order across the quote, that volume discount is applied once in the total below.
Optional — extend around the corner to the front of the house: +8 more Cape Plumbago, +$680.
Iceberg Roses, Both Planters
6 Iceberg Roses in each of the two front planters, 12 total, at 5-gallon size. Iceberg is the most reliable rose for this kind of spot, clean white blooms most of the year with less fuss than a lot of other varieties.
Iceberg Rose
5-gallon, qty 12 (6 per planter)
12 plants at 5-gallon, plant and planting labor included. This is part of the 25-plant bulk order across the quote, that volume discount is applied once in the total below.
Chinese Elm, Planted Alongside the Leaning Tree
The current leaning tree stays in place for now, it's still giving good shade to the house. We'll plant a Chinese Elm right alongside it at 15-gallon size and let it get established while the old tree keeps providing shade in the meantime. Once the elm is tall enough to give its own shade, that's the time to take the leaning tree down.
Chinese Elm
15-gallon
15-gallon, tree and planting labor included.
Root Flare Excavation, Plus a Year of Recovery Care
For the citrus that's been struggling, I'd start with a root flare excavation, pulling back the soil at the base to expose the flare and give the roots room to breathe again. That's usually the first and biggest fix for a tree in decline like this. We can get this scheduled as soon as next week.
Beyond that, I'd also recommend enrolling this tree in our Tree Recovery Program. It's a one-time, one-year program, four visits over that year with a deep root liquid injection each time, built to give a tree like this a real shot at recovering rather than a single one-off fix.
Root flare excavation, one-time: $200.
Tree Recovery Program
One-year program, 4 quarterly visits, deep root liquid injection each visit.
This is a one-time, one-year program for this tree, not a recurring annual charge.
Here's how it all adds up
| Peach + Pomegranate (15gal x2) | $750 |
| Orange Jubilee, west wall (5gal x5) | $425 |
| Cape Plumbago (5gal x8) + shrub removal (x4) | $880 |
| Iceberg Roses, front planters (5gal x12) | $1,020 |
| Chinese Elm, side yard (15gal x1) | $375 |
| Bulk discount (10%, 25 plants at 5gal) | −$137.50 |
| Citrus root flare excavation (one-time) | $200 |
| Citrus Tree Recovery Program (one-time, 1 year) | $475 |
| Total | $3,987.50 |
Optional add-on, not included in the total above: extend Cape Plumbago around the front corner (+8, 5gal) for +$680.
A 50% deposit ($1,993.75) on whichever pieces you move forward with gets that work scheduled, with the balance due on completion. Happy to invoice just a portion of this list if you'd rather start smaller.
Text me to get startedJust need irrigation squared away first
Once irrigation is confirmed working to each of these zones, we're ready to schedule. Let me know if you want the optional corner extension or the Tree Recovery Program added in, and I'll get everything finalized.
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