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Luis Valenzuela's Company Details

TreeTown USA

Houston, TX, US • 1000 - 4999 Employees
Agriculture

TreeTown USA is a family owned nursery producer. The company underwent a management buyout in January 2015. Subsequent to the buyout, the company has grown, both organically as well as through acquisition, adding its two most recent facilities in Florida. PRODUCTION TreeTown's market expansion and focus on employees has shaped it to be a leader in the horticulture industry. The family owned nursery is headquartered in Houston. TreeTown produces nearly 3 million plants each year, an amount that, if lined up pot-to-pot, would stretch from Houston to New Orleans.TreeTown's capabilities and expertise allows for a vast assortment of plants to be grown in house. The company offers more than 1,000 unique plant selections made up of different sizes and varieties including:• Field-grown palms up to 35 feet in height • Plants grown in 23 different container sizes (ranging from plugs to 670-gallons)• Over 100 different varieties of stone fruit• Over 300 species of plantsTreeTown has developed and is continuing to develop new plant selections. This vertical integration allows the company to internally propagate the vast majority of its production and ensures TreeTown's commitment to quality begins with the propagules. GIVING BACK ONE TREE AT A TIME TreeTown is a community-minded business and operates with a charitable mindset. More than 40,000 plants have been donated to local communities in need, such as Houston's Park System, after much of the park's landscape was lost to the 2010 drought. ALREADY GREEN Environmental stewardship is a principle business practice at TreeTown USA, as we understand the ecological value of trees and strive to give back to the environment with naturally green products using environmentally sustainable principles and techniques. While most major corporations are trying to become more "green," TreeTown's entire business model leaves the environment a greener place, one plant at a time.