Applications

Different sites. The same need for a functional root zone.

Urban trees, planting programmes and green infrastructure need a below-ground strategy suited to their actual conditions.

Tree revitalisation

Existing trees

Tree revitalisation

Established trees carry value that cannot be replaced by a new planting overnight. A useful intervention starts with understanding why the tree is under stress.

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New tree establishment

New planting

New tree establishment

A new tree needs an appropriate planting level, usable rooting space and a workable water regime. These conditions belong in the design brief, specification and maintenance plan.

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Arid & semi-arid landscapes

Demanding climates

Arid & semi-arid landscapes

Hot, dry sites need a planting approach that accounts for local soils, irrigation water and maintenance capacity. For Middle East projects, a monitored pilot provides a practical starting point.

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Green infrastructure begins with growing conditions.

Tree pits, streets, public spaces and large developments need coordination between planting design, soil volume, water and long-term maintenance. The root-zone strategy connects these disciplines.

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Start with your site

Every tree starts with a place.

Tell us about the trees, the site and the challenge. We can discuss a technical approach, a field intervention or a monitored pilot.

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