Fast-Growing Trees
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Plant Clearance Inc. is your trusted online nursery for fast-growing trees in California, Nevada, and Arizona. Our trees grow quickly, helping you add shade, privacy, and beauty to your yard in no time. These are available in different sizes, like 24" Box Standard and 15 Gal Trees, all sourced directly from our own nursery. And because we grow and sell our trees directly, we also offer you great discounts. This means that you can enjoy up to 70% off retail prices, while also benefiting from the convenience of 24/7 online ordering. Plus, every tree at our platform comes with a 3-month plant warranty, giving you peace of mind with your purchase. So, discover our full collection of fast-growing trees and start shopping today! Our Fast-Growing Trees Collection? Platanus Racemosa (California Sycamore) The California Sycamore (Platanus Racemosa), available at our platform, is an exceptional choice for those seeking fast-growing, impactful trees. When young, it quickly reaches 9-10 feet in height with a 3-4 foot spread, establishing an immediate presence in your landscape. It benefits from moderate watering and full sun, which supports robust root development and accelerates growth. As it matures, this deciduous tree can grow to 40-80 feet tall and spread 20-50 feet wide, creating a wide, shading canopy that enhances outdoor spaces. Its large, heart-shaped leaves shift from deep green to golden yellow in autumn, complementing the peeling bark that reveals a smooth, cream-colored trunk. Morus Alba (Fruitless Mulberry) At Plant Clearance Inc. , our Morus Alba 'Fruitless Mulberry' is one of the fastest-growing trees that adds beauty and shade to any garden. It grows in sunny spots and quickly develops a dense, rounded canopy that cools outdoor spaces. This tree can even reach heights of 30 to 50 feet and spreads widely. In addition to this, its large, textured leaves remain green throughout the summer and turn a soft yellow-brown in autumn, creating seasonal interest. Ficus N