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Large Bare Root Trees Delivered Across Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah & Colorado

Big Bare Root Trees is a family-owned Montana farm shipping large bare-root fruit, shade, and privacy trees directly to homes and farms across Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado. Our trees are lightweight, easy to plant, and cost far less than container trees — with no heavy equipment, no root-bound plants, and no wasted soil.

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What Our Clients Say

I had fruit on my apple trees in just 5 months after planting this spring! And the tree was only $79.95, definitely ordering more for spring of 2025.
Eric W
The website was easy to use and I like that we can order in the winter and I get a call with the delivery date and time so I can plan ahead and be ready to plant, I also love that they offer to drill the tree holes, what a time saver!!
Jannet S.
I'm still in shock that I was able to plant 50 trees on my property and block out the new neighbors for less than $4,500.00 bucks! Bare Root Trees of Montana is a fantastic value.
Keith A
After my shoulder surgery i'm rather limited on what I can do but I still enjoy working in the garden I ordered 3, 16 foot tall Red Maple trees and was able to plant all 3 by myself, the trees were so easy to put into the hole without all the dirt around the root ball.
Marry F
We have ordered mulitple trees over the last few years. All were amazing and took right away. The bare root is so much easier and takes to the ground much faster. The trees we bought are already 2 - 3 times the size in just a year.
Scott W

Facts about Bare Root Trees

Bare root trees are cost-effective

Bare-root trees are generally less expensive than container-grown trees, as they don’t require the cost of pots and soil. 

Bare root trees have stronger root systems

Bare-root trees often develop more robust root systems because their roots aren’t confined by a container. 

Bare root trees have faster establishment

They can establish more quickly in their new environment compared to container-grown trees, which may need time to adjust to the new soil.