Arbor Aeration in action!

[Lee Winger]

Root decompacting and fertilising by Lee Winger and Dan Spooner of ''Arbor Aeration'' the first picture was taken at a large manor house in Bath. The big old beech was showing signs of a fungal infection of some kind, and I have a hunch the turfers when installing a new lawn, went over the root system with a large rotavator..

[Lee Winger]

Second picture is of four trees being decompacted and fertilised in a beautiful regency garden in Gosport, the trees included a Yew, Ceder, Beech and a big old Tulip tree.

[Lee Winger]

more random pics

[Andy Collins]

Good to see it working Lee

[Lee Winger]

more pics, the soil was very compacted by pedestrians, you'd be surprised how much a small human foot can compact soil, we went over the root zone with our air decompactor first, breaking up the soil in layers, we then pumped in a mix of macro and micro nutrients along with myccor spores, then we went over the area again with the soil decompactor.

[Lee Winger]

more for the viewers

[Lee Winger]

Soil decompactor in action, decompaction alone will increase extension growth, and show remarkable results..

[Lee Winger]

Deep root fert rig on trailer

[Steve Bullman]

looks a cracking place to work

[Lee Winger]

yes mate high up in the Cotswolds stunning scenery, and fantastic clients, my only problem was negotiating the extremely narrow lanes and steep inclines..