Landscaping in Bonners Ferry, Idaho
The short answer
As of October 2026, 9 local businesses do landscaping work in Boundary County. Landscaping here starts with winter: USDA puts the Bonners Ferry ZIP code in plant hardiness zone 6a.
By the Huck's Guide team. Updated October 28, 2026
At a glance
- USDA hardiness zone, ZIP 83805
- Zone 6aUSDA 2023 map
Based in Boundary County
Last checked October 2026
Serves Boundary County from nearby
Residential landscaping around here
Two checks come before the shovel. Pick plants that can take the cold here, and find out where the buried lines run.
The City of Bonners Ferry says to call 811 at least two business days before you dig anything, from a post hole to a big excavation, so buried utility lines can be marked first.
Source: City of Bonners Ferry, Utilities. Call-before-you-dig rule checked on the city's Utilities page, Oct 28, 2026.
Yard waste removal
A yard job leaves sod, brush, stumps or old concrete behind. Ask where it goes before the work starts, because the county prices each kind differently.
At the county's main landfill, 611 Hillcrest Road, residents can leave up to 1,000 pounds of wood waste a day at no charge. Commercial wood waste is $0.05 a pound, stumps are $0.05 a pound, and concrete, asphalt or rock is $0.06 a pound. The three rural sites don't take stumps or concrete.
Source: Boundary County Solid Waste. Fees effective April 1, 2025 checked on the county's Solid Waste page, Oct 28, 2026.
Ask before you hire
Five questions for a landscaper before you book. Tick them off as you go.