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Transplanting new trees is something that most people will do at least once in their lifetime. Great satisfaction can be experienced through the years as these small sticks grow into beautiful additions to your home. Much like raising kids, however,... See more

Transplanting new trees is something that most people will do at least once in their lifetime. Great satisfaction can be experienced through the years as these small sticks grow into beautiful additions to your home. Much like raising kids, however, young transplants will need attention until they mature or become "established". It's no secret that watering is the most critical element to keeping young trees alive and healthy. Proper, consistent watering sounds easy, but traditional watering methods leave a lot to be desired. Here are some common issues: * Wasteful run-off * Guessing when to stop * Not knowing how deep it got * Forgetting to move the hose * Giving up before you finish These problems often result in wasted time, wasted water, and inconsistently watered trees. Summed up in one word - Inefficient. Solving this problem was the objective that drove development of Tree I.V. See less