The trees we plant in our gardens and streets have been grown in nurseries where their roots have been pruned and controlled to create a...

A 2”x6 “which is a 120 year old tree? Some of the 2x6 lumber I purchased recently weighed differently when I picked it up and here in...

A Case Study shows the dramatic difference between traditionally planted trees and those planted using the Pocket Woodlands system. View...

Why do we think of a garden as being a peaceful place to ‘be’? Gardens were created to bring the feeling of nature, the nature we used to...

A Pocket Woodlands® design is the fastest way to cool our cities and reverse the impact of climate change and global warming. View all...

Literally, the word ‘tap’ describes both essential functions, that this first root to grow from a seed is designed to do - go deeply into...

In this video we discuss the host of benefits that grow from choosing a Pocket Woodlands® design. Check out all the videos from this...

In this video we explain how a Pocket Woodlands™ design helps to promote plant biodiversity that helps prevent the large loss of trees in...

A New Way To Grow Healthy Trees YouTube Playlist Watch the next video in our series "Roots and Soil". Follow this video series on our...

Watch our video series on Pocket Woodlands® YouTube Channel "A New Way To Grow Healthy Trees". We will be adding a new video to this...

The essential element of the Pocket Woodlands design is a raised soil bed to enable rapid root establishment - vital for healthy and long...

A grove of trees can be three or more trees of various sizes, but when we also add shrubs that grow to be 10' and 20' high, such as...

When planting a tree its primary need, until it grows out new roots, is available water. This is because during its time in the nursery,...

$3.16 billion is approximately $1.50 a tree! That may be enough to get each seed or seedling in the ground but leaves nothing to ensure...

"Plant people" know that aeration of a soil produces happier plants and soils which then require little of our help in producing a crop...

Winter in the north is a long season through which we live and accept that we have to wait for our gardens to come ‘to life’ again. This...