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Root Inspections and Corrections
Root systems need to support the tree and allow for uptake of nutrients and water. If planted incorrectly, your tree can decline regardless of the water and fertilizers you provide.
Look below for more information and to learn how to identify these problems.
Inspecting My Tree For Girdling Roots and Buried Root Flares
Look For Buried Root Flares
Dig Out Root Flare if Needed
Dig Out Root Flare if Needed
Ensure the tree’s base is not resembling a ‘pole in the ground.’ The critical anchoring roots should be visible and not buried more than 4 inches deep, positioned at least 4 inches from the trunk for optimal stability and health.
Dig Out Root Flare if Needed
Dig Out Root Flare if Needed
Dig Out Root Flare if Needed
If the root flare isn’t visible, careful excavation may be necessary. This task should be performed with precision to avoid harming the tree, despite the challenge and meticulous effort required.
Expose Girdling Roots
Dig Out Root Flare if Needed
Root Inspections and Corrections
The area around the stem should be free of any roots or foreign materials. This encompasses removing any nylon ties or baskets that may have been used during the initial planting.
Root Inspections and Corrections
Root Inspections and Corrections
Root Inspections and Corrections
We provide thorough inspections and specialized pruning services to address issues like girdling roots or planting errors. It’s important to note that root pruning should only be conducted by those with the appropriate training to ensure the tree’s well-being
Improving Overall Health
Root Inspections and Corrections
Improving Overall Health
Trees affected by girdling roots can experience dieback or inhibited growth. Addressing this issue is crucial for tree health. Our range of services includes solutions that complement root inspections to prevent such problems.
3 Year Inspection
Root Inspections and Corrections
Improving Overall Health
Conducting inspections a few years post-treatment guarantees ongoing improvement and allows for timely interventions if additional adjustments are necessary.