Deep Root Fertilization

Trees in urban or residential settings often suffer from compacted soils, root competition, and nutrient depletion — which is where Deep Root Fertilization (DRF) comes in.

Deep root fertilization is a process where a nutrient-rich solution is injected directly into the soil around your tree’s root zone using high pressure.

Unlike surface fertilizers, this method:

• Reaches the root system directly

• Improves soil aeration

• Helps trees recover from stress or poor growth

• Encourages deep root growth and overall vitality

Signs Your Tree Could Benefit:

• Yellowing or pale leaves

• Sparse canopy

• Slow or stunted growth

• Trees recovering from pest, drought, or disease stress

• Trees in compacted soils or high-traffic yards