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Tag Archives: Tree Tube Tips
Tree Tube Tips: Achieving peak growth of seedlings in tree tubes
Here’s an informative post with tips for optimizing growth of tree seedlings in tree tubes. The key point: Always prune seedlings to a single stem before applying tree tubes! Not only will the trees have better form, they will grow … Continue reading
Tree Tubes 101: Two great video channels teach tree tube basics
The best way to understand how tree tubes work and is to see – and hear – for yourself. Two great You Tube video channels are devoted to showing landowners how to make their tree planting projects more successful than … Continue reading
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Tree Tubes – for those of you keeping score at home
The previous post linked to a You Tube video made by a gentleman who has planted Mossy Oak Nativ Nurseries seedlings over the past several years. The statistics go by kind of quickly, and some folks might not have video … Continue reading
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4, 5 or 6ft Tree Tubes – Choosing the right height
I have been working on a new, more coherent way to explain when to use 4, 5 or 6ft tree tubes. The traditional way that tree tube suppliers have explained how to choose the correct tree tube height is by … Continue reading
Tree Tube Stakes: PVC versus white oak
A customer from Kentucky called this morning to finalize his order for 4ft Tubex Combitube Plus Tree Tubes and PVC stakes. He was excited about two things: 1) The fact that he was getting the best tree tubes on the … Continue reading
Planting acorns, chestnuts and black walnuts from seed
It’s autumn and acorns, chestnuts and black walnuts – or, as I like to call them “future trees” – are starting to drop. I have been getting tons of calls lately from people interested in and planning to plant nuts … Continue reading
New Tree Tube Blog
There’s a new blog call Tree Tubes Forum devoted to the history and development of tree tubes. This post dividing the history of tree tubes into two distinct eras – Before Venting and After Venting – is especially informative! Be … Continue reading
Saga of a tree planter – a sad but very common story
As part of an email exchange with a customer about using tree tubes on conifers (about which more in a minute) he shared an oft-repeated (but no less sad) story: Along with white & red pines, about 7 years ago, … Continue reading
PVC Tree Tube Stakes stand up to high winds… again
I have been designing and marketing tree tubes for 23 years. The biggest headache was always finding a stake material worthy of the tree tubes. Eventually enough customers bragged about using 1/2″ schedule 40 PVC for stakes that I had … Continue reading
Tree Tube Testimonials – Success despite drought and scorching temp’s
Emails like this one are the reason I love my job so much. This is from a customer in Kansas, which is currently suffering through record high temperatures and record low rainfall. “I ordered tree tubes and weed barrier fabric … Continue reading