Our full program consists of:

• Early Spring Tree & Shrub Health Care Spray
• Spring Tree & Shrug Health Care Spray
• Summer Tree & Shrub Health Care Spray
• Fall Deep Root Feeding & Mycorize Soil injection

How our program works

Unhealthy plants attract insects, diseases, and a myriad of other problems. Healthy plants tend to be more resistant. Our tree & shrub programs feed your plants and keep them healthy.

Tree & Shrub Healthcare Spray

Our foliar applications were designed in conjunction with nursery tree growers specifically to provide necessary nutrients in a natural form and discourage pests from attacking plants.

Deep Root Fertilizing & Mycrorrhizae

Typical tree fertilization encourages rapid growth, leaving trees more susceptible to insect and drought stress. Our root zone feeding adds both necessary nutrients and soil stimulating materials that improve the health of your trees.

Aerobic Root Therapy – Wouldn’t you like to save your favorite Trees?

The health and beauty of a tree is determined by the health of the root system that feeds it. When the roots start to die, the first indicators are early yellowing and dropping of leaves.

Good Nature understands that premature yellowing and leaf-drop can be a symptom of a fungus root pathogen. Our common sense approach gets right to the root of the problem before your tree is devastated by disease. Disease causing fungi thrive in compact, anaerobic soil conditions. Aerobic Root Therapy rejuvenates the root zone with oxygen so we may re-establish beneficial microbial life for healthy nutrient exchange.

Step 1 Deep Root Resucitation

A blend of greenhouse grade hydrogen peroxide and water is deeply injected into the root zone. Hydrogen peroxide is the Safe & Natural fungicide as it disinfects plant pathogens by flooding them with oxygen.

Step 2 Drip Line Aeration

Mechanical aeration beneath the drip line breaks through the hard crust of soil compaction. The root system of an established tree consists of vertical tap roots for anchorage into the soil and thousands of horizontal feeder roots that form a network within the top four to six inches of soil. These feeder roots absorb water, oxygen and nutrients to feed the tree. Heavy soil compaction forms a concrete-like barrier, shutting off nutrient absorption as well as oxygen and water circulation. Our drip zone aeration opens op the soil and allows water, oxygen and nutrients to reach these important feeder roots.

Step 3 CPR to the Rescue

Correct Planting Routine (CPR) is applied beneath the drip line to replace the microbial life at the depleted root zone. CPR is a complete root support system – containing beneficial mycorrhizal “root spores.” Once established, mycorrhizae create a “humus generator” that continues to feed the tree day and night. The entire soil and root structure improves as mycorrhizae develop strand-like hyphae that penetrate compact soil to extract water and minerals from untapped reservoirs. These “microscopic miracle workers” also secrete antibodies and growth hormones to protect the tree.

Step 4 Vascular System Support

Now you’re ready to begin our regular maintenance program (see Tree & Shrub Health Care Programs)