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What is Deep Root Feeding?

Deep root feeding is a technique used to improve soil quality for trees by injecting a liquid solution into the soil around the roots.

​This process is typically done using a special tool that delivers the solution, under high pressure, directly to the root zone, where the tree can more easily absorb it. 
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The ISA’s (International Society of Arboriculture) Best Management Practices recommend deep root feeding as a method for providing trees with essential nutrients, especially in cases where the soil is lacking in nutrients, or the tree is not growing well due to environmental factors.

Deep root feeding can benefit trees in several ways, such as:

1. Improved root development: The materials delivered through deep root feeding contain essential nutrients and boost soil quality for healthy root development, while the process helps to aerate the soil around the application sites allowing for increased gas exchange.

1. Enhanced growth and vigor: By enhancing the soil quality around the tree, we allow trees to maximize their natural growth and vigor.

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1. Increased resistance to environmental stresses: Deep root feeding can help trees better withstand environmental stresses, such as drought, extreme temperatures, and poor soil conditions.

Trees in urban areas often require deep root feeding due to poor soil quality and improper conditions. By introducing nutrient-rich materials into your soil, we can help your trees and shrubs access the necessary nutrients to maximize natural growth and health. Our deep root feeding and soil amendment procedures will ensure your trees and shrubs maintain their natural beauty, strength, and longevity.

If your trees and shrubs could use some help, don't hesitate to schedule a consultation with an expert from Arborlogical. Our arborists will help evaluate the situation and determine the proper treatment for your trees and shrubs.
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Let the ISA Certified Arborists at Arborlogical Inc. come out and inspect your property. We offer services in and around Amarillo and Lubbock, Texas, as well as Lakewood and Denver, Colorado.

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