May 21, 20224 yr Hi all. I want to get a few trees for the backyard - 2 or 3 big ones and a bunch of smaller ones along the back fence. Problem is, everywhere I go here in pattaya proper they seem to be taking the pizz a bit on prices. Has anyone got a company they use, say in sattahip or si racha or similar, that does nice big trees at great prices? Not looking for palm trees, more like the big leafy ones that provide a lot of shadow. Thanks in advance for any leads. while we're at it, if you all have any good suppliers of topsoil or lanscaping rocks that would be helpful too Edited May 21, 20224 yr by bigtime
May 21, 20224 yr 1 hour ago, bigtime said: everywhere I go here in pattaya Have you been to the weekend garden market opposite Bangkok Pattaya Hospital? If you have and find their prices too high, I'd suggest heading over to Sattahip, my wife has a cousin there and we often stop at some garden shops for bags of soil, wife says they're cheaper in Sattahip.
May 21, 20224 yr Or, alternatively, find a quiet rural area around Pattaya and dig a few up ???????? That was joke honestly, I do not condone theft. ???????????? Edited May 21, 20224 yr by Golden Triangle Clarification
May 21, 20224 yr Author 40 minutes ago, bbko said: Have you been to the weekend garden market opposite Bangkok Pattaya Hospital? If you have and find their prices too high, I'd suggest heading over to Sattahip, my wife has a cousin there and we often stop at some garden shops for bags of soil, wife says they're cheaper in Sattahip. yes, they don't really have much selection in the way of big leafy trees, understandably. Found a really good place on siam country club road with lots of trees, but the prices are stupidly jacked up - 40,000 per tree in some cases, which is ludicrous. Re: Sattahip, as mentioned in my original post that is indeed my plan, but what i am looking for is someone who already has a contact down there that provides this service so i don't need to drive around looking in the wrong places.
May 21, 20224 yr Author 29 minutes ago, Golden Triangle said: Or, alternatively, find a quiet rural area around Pattaya and dig a few up ???????? That was joke honestly, I do not condone theft. ???????????? understand it was a joke lol, but regardless, doing it myself is not an option since i want a big mature tree, the kind that likely requires a guy with his own truck/crane
May 21, 20224 yr Buy small as they do grow pretty fast here......I had a Banyan tree went from a bush to way too big in a few year and actually had to cut it down before it damaged walls. Some came from garden centres along Hwy 36 . Soil can be found near there too...... https://goo.gl/maps/E7ikjWNiB3uPqqNy7 (Haven't used it myself but copied it for future reference off here). Edited May 21, 20224 yr by jacko45k
May 22, 20224 yr Popular Post what is expensive and what cheap I don't really know, however this place has quite some trees of different type and size, have bought some leelawadee trees from there if you looking very big ones, maybe not the place though - but they DO grow quite a bt is what I noticed too... just before the Shell on Sukhumvit driving towards Sattahip https://goo.gl/maps/aAzhaKnGGKBavyYP7 Edited May 22, 20224 yr by mran66
May 23, 20224 yr Go to Sriracha if you need a lot, you will find them cheaper, but for 5 trees I don't think it's worth driving there...
May 23, 20224 yr On 5/21/2022 at 1:37 PM, bigtime said: understand it was a joke lol, but regardless, doing it myself is not an option since i want a big mature tree, the kind that likely requires a guy with his own truck/crane Some places will place the tree for the price quoted. A truck with a crane and a crew for a few hours. The bigger the tree the higher the price.
May 23, 20224 yr Go here, and ask them. Very helpful, they have trees but probably not as big as you want....they are very happy to source stuff if not. Dropped pinhttps://maps.app.goo.gl/6mgH2fH9E2FFQM7h8
May 26, 20224 yr Author On 5/24/2022 at 6:47 AM, wombat said: Where to get wood in Pattaya? Now there's a question for the ages thanks derek
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