Plant delivery in San Tan Valley
Yes, we deliver to San Tan Valley. Delivery is free on orders over $199. Under that it is $49, with a $99 minimum order. Orders usually arrive in 7 to 10 business days, and we reach out about your delivery day.
Box trees, 30 inch box and larger: large specimen curbside delivery here is one flat fee by ZIP, and it replaces the regular delivery fee. Large specimens are curbside delivery only. Plan on having your landscaper or installer move it into place. All delivery details
San Tan Valley is in Pinal County, just past the Queen Creek line. Winter nights here get colder than in central Phoenix, and freezes come most winters.
San Tan Valley weather at a glance
| San Tan Valley | Central Phoenix | |
|---|---|---|
| Last spring frost | Early to late February | Possible until mid February |
| First fall frost | Late November to mid December | Possible from late November |
| January nights, average | About 37 to 41°F | About 40 to 46°F |
| Coldest nights most winters | About 25 to 30°F | About 25 to 35°F |
| July days, average high | About 104°F | About 104 to 107°F |
| Rain in a year | About 7 to 9 inches | About 7 to 8 inches |
Averages from nearby weather stations. Low spots and washes run colder.
When to plant in San Tan Valley
October and November are the top planting months in San Tan Valley for trees and shrubs.
December through March also work. Frost-tender plants should wait until the last freeze, usually sometime in February.
Try not to plant new trees and shrubs in the June to August heat. Cactus and agave root best from April into May, and palms in May, June and July.
Watering in San Tan Valley
The Valley watering guide applies in San Tan Valley. When a freeze is forecast, water the day before, except cactus. Throw frost cloth or a sheet over tender plants down to the ground and pull it off once the sun is up.
Grass removal rebate
EPCOR serves much of San Tan Valley. Its conservation page now lists only free water conservation kits, with no grass removal credit. Rebates come from whoever sends your water bill, so check yours first.
HOA plant lists
San Tan Valley communities we have checked: Preserve at San Tan.
HOA-friendly plants and every community list we have checked
Plants that handle San Tan Valley winters
Each of these is rated to 20°F or colder, at least 5 degrees below the coldest nights most San Tan Valley winters bring. All are in stock now.
San Tan Valley questions
Is there a grass removal rebate in San Tan Valley?
Not from EPCOR right now. Its conservation page lists only free water conservation kits, not a grass removal credit.
How cold does San Tan Valley get?
January nights average about 37 to 41°F, and the coldest nights most winters reach about 25 to 30°F. Freezes come most winters.
Can I grow citrus in San Tan Valley?
Yes, citrus grows in the ground here. Lemons and limes take damage below about 25°F, so cover young ones on freeze nights.
Last checked October 6, 2026.