
Aftercare makes the difference
For a tree move to be successful in the long term, professional aftercare is required. This is crucial for the tree's establishment, vitality, and stability.
The necessary measures are divided into different areas.
After the move: Care at the new location
Immediately after the move, the tree is provided with aftercare at its new location by establishing a rehabilitation zone around the root ball.
This ensures the continued development and nutrient supply of the newly transplanted tree. To achieve this, the root ball is excavated around the main root area, the roots are trimmed, and tree substrate is added. We also optimise the soil further if necessary.


Vitality from the ground up.
Various components sustainably improve soil structure, the root environment, and air and water balance while promoting biological activity. They also support humus levels, pH stability, nutrient retention, root penetration, and oxygen supply.
The targeted use of biological products supports the tree in regenerating roots, producing natural growth hormones, and mobilising nutrients in the root zone. At the same time, it boosts stress resistance, ensures long-term nutrient supply, and encourages fine-root development for a strong, deep-reaching, and resilient root system.
Targeted mycorrhizal vaccine promotes root symbiosis, expands the root's absorption area, improves water and nutrient uptake, and strengthens the tree against drought and other environmental stressors—effectively rounding out our service offering.

For a firm hold in a new location
Professional tree support ensures the necessary safety and stability against stresses such as storms, snow, ice, and the tree's own weight. It prevents the tearing of newly formed fine roots caused by trunk movement, thereby creating optimal conditions for the transplanted tree to take root securely.
Sustainable trunk protection
Trees are not naturally adapted to intense sunlight in urban environments and therefore require special protection. Professionally installed trunk protection shields the tree from strong sunlight and other weather-related stressors.


Precise adjustment to the root system
Professional crown pruning adjusts the volume of the tree canopy to match the reduced root system, restoring the natural balance between the two. This creates the ideal conditions for successful establishment, healthy development, and long-term stability in the new location, all while preserving the tree's natural habit.
Water for healthy establishment
Once the planting pit is filled, water in the root ball thoroughly to ensure optimal soil contact with the roots. The amount of water should be adjusted based on the size of the planting pit and the soil type—this ensures a reliable water supply, successful establishment, and healthy growth in the new location.
