Benefits of planting cell-grown trees

Cell-grown trees offer the convenience of easy transport and planting due to their ability to be moved without disturbing the roots thanks to robust and conveniently shaped root balls. These root balls make them particularly well-suited for large-scale reforestation projects and landscaping initiatives requiring the planting of a significant number of trees in a limited time.

Growing trees in cells allows for precise control over the growing conditions, ensuring optimal sunlight, temperature, and moisture levels. If some trees need a little more heat, we can simply move those trays inside, and we can move out anything that is getting too much heat. Using these trays in conjunction with our rainwater irrigation system enables us to give each species their optimum amounts of water, heat, and shelter. These systems mean that the trees grow healthier and more vigorously.

Trees grown in cells come with roots covered in soil, which acts as a protective layer to retain water and nutrients. This feature expands the planting window and allows for greater adaptability to variable weather conditions as they don't dry out as easily, nor will the roots be subjected so much to harsh conditions. Cell-grown trees are well-prepared for the unpredictable seasons that are becoming more common and will happily sit at the edge of a field waiting until the opportunity to plant arises.