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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 tube background & history
Many times I have a phone conversation or email exchange and then afterward realize that the information I covered with the customer might be helpful to many other folks. This blog is a great way to replicate those discussions. Yesterday … Continue reading
YES! You DO put a 5 foot Tree Tube on a 6 inch seedling!
As the popularity of tree tubes has increased I get this question less and less often – but remains the #1 question people have about tree tubes: “You mean I can a 5 foot tall tree tube over a little … Continue reading
My favorite tree tube sale…
My tree tube sales generally fall into one of three categories: 1) Folks who have planted trees time after time only to have them gnawed off and destroyed by deer or rabbits, but who found out about tree tubes and … Continue reading
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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Tree Tubes: Giving lie to the myth of the slow growing oak!
J. Russell Smith, economic geographer and author of the landmark book Tree Crops: A Permanent Agriculture, wrote that oak trees should sue poets for damages. Poets use oaks as a convenient metaphor for slowness; sturdy, strong, enduring… but slow! Oaks … 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
Why we can sell the best Tree Tube in the world for less – Part 37
We are so conditioned to think that we have to choose between price and quality that it’s sometimes hard to get people to understand that with Tubex Combitube Tree Tubes you don’t have to sacrifice either price or quality – … Continue reading