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dannyboysfc · 26th January 2008, 09:41 PM

Well, what is recomended say in a case where there is a tree in a landscaped area, surrounded by turfgrass and other landscape plants. The soil over time becomes nitrogen deficient due to no breakdown of organic material in the soil. Removing the turf is not an option. The tree over time slows its growth and starts to decline, what is the solution? Agian removing the turf and mulching are not options, neither is losing or removing the tree.

OH the Arbor Green is also extreemly low in salts, which makes it less likely to burn plants, and better for the environment.

26th January 2008, 09:41 PM	#10 (permalink)
dannyboysfc Semi-mature vigorous tree Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: California Posts: 173	Re: Davey Arbor Green Fertilizer Well, what is recomended say in a case where there is a tree in a landscaped area, surrounded by turfgrass and other landscape plants. The soil over time becomes nitrogen deficient due to no breakdown of organic material in the soil. Removing the turf is not an option. The tree over time slows its growth and starts to decline, what is the solution? Agian removing the turf and mulching are not options, neither is losing or removing the tree. OH the Arbor Green is also extreemly low in salts, which makes it less likely to burn plants, and better for the environment.