When most people think of fertilization, they think of sprinkling a little bit of fertilizer on the surface of the soil. However, there is a much more effective way to fertilize your garden. By using a tree and shrub fertilizer that goes deep into the soil, you can provide your plants with all the nutrients they need to thrive. Here are 20 benefits of deep root fertilization:

1. Deep root fertilization provides your plants with essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.

2. It helps your plants resist pests and diseases.

3. It promotes strong root growth.

4. It helps your plants tolerate drought conditions.

5. It increases plant growth and yield.

6. It improves the quality of your fruits and vegetables.

7. It helps your plants absorb water and nutrients from the soil more efficiently.

8. It makes your plants more resistant to frost damage.

9. It increases the lifespan of your plants.

10. It reduces the need for irrigation.

11. It improves the overall health of your garden ecosystem.

12. It helps protect the environment by reducing fertilizer runoff.

13. It is an effective way to fertilize trees and shrubs.

14. It is a cost-effective way to improve your garden's health and productivity.

15 Deep root fertilization is environmentally friendly and safe for pets and kids.

16. It is a quick and easy way to improve the health of your garden.

17. Deep root fertilization is an important part of organic gardening.

18. It can be used to correct nutrient deficiencies in your soil.

19. It helps build a strong foundation for your plants, which leads to better overall growth and stability.

20. Deep root fertilization is one of the most efficient and effective ways to fertilize your garden plants.

Soil microbes are essential for healthy plant growth. These natural soil communities can be depleted when plants take up nitrogen, phosphorus and other nutrients that the roots need to grow. Deep root fertilization mimics how trees find these nutrients in nature by adding organic matter deep into the ground where it’s hard for plants to reach but easy for microorganisms to access. This helps protect your ecosystem while also providing a long-term solution since there is no danger of overfertilizing or running out of fertilizer like you would with traditional methods. Tree Doctor offers professional tree care services including deep root fertilization so we invite you to learn more about our offerings today!