Growing in niches suitable to their species, trees shed their parts or die, returning organic material to the soil. As this organic material decomposes, it conserves the supply of essential elements, such as nitrogen, making these nutrients available. Fertilization can be defined as the addition of required elements to the soil to improve plant health and appearance. Fertilizers are not plant food. They are combinations of elements that plants require to carry on their normal activities.
Trees make their own food through the process of photosynthesis.
Without the proper combination of air and soil borne elements, plants cannot function effectively. Our fertilization applications can help your trees, shrubs and evergreens maintain their vitality and beauty. If fertilizing is not a part of your program, we would like to discuss its consideration with you. Soil aeration Aeration of the soil is a rejuvenating cultivation practice. It improves the turf's ability to obtain water, nutrients and oxygen.