Deep Fertilization
Deep root fertilization is a specialized type of fertilizer application method used to help restore trees that are struggling or showing signs of decline. This treatment uses high-pressure professional equipment to inject a blend of nutrients and organic matter into the soil around your trees' roots
How it works:
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A certified arborist uses high-pressure equipment to inject a nutrient blend into the soil
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The fertilizer reaches the tree's roots and is absorbed
Benefits:
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Helps trees resist pests and disease
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Improves foliage color
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Helps trees recover from stress caused by storms, construction, and other damage
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Can help correct soil pH
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Can help trees grow faster
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When to do it:
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Fall or spring is usually the best time to fertilize trees
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Avoid fertilizing in the summer or winter, especially if the tree is recovering from drought or health issues
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Why it's important:
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Deep root fertilization is especially important for trees that are struggling or planted outside of their natural habitat
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It can help trees get the nutrients they need to survive
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Deep Root Fertilization to Help Struggling Trees
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