Combat Soil Compaction With Help From Princeton Tree Care
Trees get their water and nutrition from the soil. Trees thrive when the health of the soil is good. In our yards and along streets, the soil around trees’ root systems becomes compacted from foot traffic, lawnmowers, and other types of general wear.
When this happens, the soil quality diminishes. Air spading is one method to improve the quality of the soil by loosening it. Soil compaction is most common in urban environments, and New Jersey is the most densely populated state in the country, so we are no stranger to compacted soil here. This is why the team at Princeton Tree Care has mastered air spading as a way to care for your trees and improve their general quality of life.
