Deep Root Fertilization is the method in which liquid fertilization is injected directly into the root zone of trees or shrubs. This process allows us to aerate the soil and introduce Mycorrhizae and beneficial bacteria into the root system. It is proven to be the most effective method for fertilization.
Systemic fertilization is injected directly into the lower trunk of the tree and transported through the cambium. This technique has been proven to have exceptional results for over 35 years in feeding situations where the root zone of the tree is difficult to reach.
MACRO INJECTION FOR BEECH LEAF DISEASE
Beech Leaf Disease is a rapidly spreading disease that has become invasive and widespread across the US and into Canada. It is characterized by dark stripes or bands between leaf veins, often appearing in the Spring. Over time, leaves tend to become curled, leathery, smaller, and even shed prematurely. This leads to the tree’s canopy thinning and the overall health of the tree declining.
Luckily, new studies and research has come up with a 99% effective treatment for this disease! Multiple colleges have completed studies with a systemic root flare injection that has proven to be 99% effective in controlling Beech Leaf disease.
If you have American Beech trees, Copper Beech trees, European Beech trees or any Hybrid species, this treatment is something to seriously consider, as it is a breakthrough in controlling and treating Beech Leaf disease.
This is a macro injection that only needs to be done once every 2 years.
According to research, the best time for this treatment to be done is the second half of June all the way through the first half of July.
