Using a Water Bore
The first line of defense for a healthy birch tree is WATER. Most of the roots are in the top 18 inches.
If you can't get a soil probe down 2" neither can your water.


Picture L: Displaying the soil probe and water bore.
Picture R: Steve put all of his body weight on the probe and could not get it more than 1 inch down.

Picture: Steve showing how the water bore shoots across the lawn from just a regular water spout.


Picture L: Water bore easily makes its way into ground to get water under the surface.
Picture R: Soil probe sinks all the way to handle after just 4 injections.
NOTE:
After deep root watering it is important to maintain water retension.
One of the best ways to do this is use a slow release soaker hose around the tree.
This watering can be done on your own with a water bore. $20 from Lind Enterprises
Watering and fertalizing of your birch tree can be done by Lind Enterprises
- Average single tree cost of $57.50 or less
- Cost breakdown: $30 setup fee plus $40 per half hour
Contact Us for more details or with any questions