Planting Tips

As solar farms become more prevalent, integrating trees into these installations can offer many benefits, enhancing both the environment and the community.

There are several reasons why we think fall is a great time of year to plant trees, and in this article we go into some of our reasons. Just to be clear, in this article we are mostly writing about container trees, not B&B or bare-root trees.

One of the most important steps of planting a container tree is cutting the outer layer of circling roots. This is easy to miss, and unfortunately, trees suffer the consequences.

Cutting tree roots is one of the most important steps in the planting process for potted trees. Read on to find out more about cutting roots to promote healthy growth for potted trees.

Trees should be planted with the root flare, or where the trunk starts to develop roots, level or 1-2 inches above the level of the soil.

Even if a tree is improperly planted, it can survive for sometimes years, but then suddenly die after becoming a beautiful addition to a home. Planting correctly can impact whether a tree will live for years to come.