Holganix Review — Deep Root Fertilizer

Why we use Holganix fertilizer for our clients — a review of Holganix fertilizer

Holganix is a probiotic for the soil. Applications of Holganix add microorganisms to the soil. The product contains molasses, yeast and other ingredients as food sources that allow the building and maintenance of a functional, soil microbilogy community. 

Holganix Bio 800⁺ charges soil with over 800 species of soil microbes to improve plant performance. 

That means you build soil and root health which translates to improved yield on crops, better playability on golf courses and a reduced need for fertilizers and pesticides on lawns.

• Maximize Soil Health
• Boost Root Architecture
• Faster Establishment
• Fewer Fertilizers & Herbicides Needed

Trees and shrubs thrive in a natural forest environment where leaves and organic debris are free to decompose, creating soil that is teeming with microbes.

HGX Pro Bio 800⁺ Tree and Shrub recreates this natural, forest soil environment for your trees and shrubs by building up the soil microbes in and around your landscaping, which in turn promotes root development and nutrient uptake.  

Why do we use HGX Pro Bio 800⁺ Tree & Shrub?

• Reduce your fertilizer and pesticide needs by up to 90%
• Build stronger plants that better tolerate stresses
• Increase root architecture
• Improve healing in after a plant installation
• Develop soil health

Want to book a fertilizing appointment? 

Book with us by phone at (409) 370-2421 or website treeworxx.com

How to Protect Your Trees from a Freeze in Texas

Protecting your trees from freezing temperatures is crucial to prevent damage to the branches, leaves, and overall health of the tree. Here are some steps you can take to prepare your trees for a freeze in Texas.

1. Watering:

   • Hydrate Before the Freeze: Well-hydrated trees are more resistant to cold damage. Ensure that your trees receive a good watering before the freeze sets in. This is especially important for evergreen trees.
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   • Mulching: Apply a layer of mulch around the base of the tree to help retain soil moisture. Mulch also acts as insulation, providing some protection to the tree's roots.

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3. Pruning:

   • Remove Dead or Diseased Branches: Prune away any dead or diseased branches. These are more susceptible to cold damage and can be a source of stress for the tree.

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5. Cover Sensitive Plants:

   • Use Frost Cloth or Blankets: If you have young or sensitive trees, consider covering them with frost cloth, burlap, or old blankets. Make sure the covering extends to the ground to trap heat.

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7. Wrap Tree Trunks:

   • Tree Wrap or Burlap: For young trees with thin bark, wrap the trunk with tree wrap or burlap to protect against temperature fluctuations and sunscald.

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9. Create Windbreaks:

   • Use Temporary Structures: If possible, create temporary windbreaks using materials like burlap to protect trees from cold winds.
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10. Check for Pests:

    • Inspect for Insects: Pests can weaken trees, making them more susceptible to cold damage. Inspect your trees for signs of pests and treat accordingly.
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11. Monitor Weather Forecasts:

    • Stay Informed: Keep an eye on weather forecasts to be aware of impending freezes. This allows you to take preventive measures in advance.
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Remember that the specific measures you take may depend on the type of trees you have and the severity of the freeze. Always consider the unique needs of your particular tree species.

Call or book online today for a free estimate and schedule your October tree fertilizing service.

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Organic Winterizer for Galveston & Houston 2023-2024

ORGANIC  WINTERIZER FOR HOUSTON 2023-2024

After an extremely long and hot summer the winter predictions for Houston/Galveston are looking to be incredibly cold 

frigid cold temperatures are forecasted around the end of the year heading into the new year. Many of you may have recalled the Farmers' Almanac's prediction of a chilly winter with somewhat normal temperatures however much of the Lonestar State experienced several days of below-freezing temperatures around Christmas. Well, this year Texans can expect more of the same very unseasonably cold weather and stormy.

Preventing , avoiding  bad soil conditions before they appear and trying too correct soil conditions now are the best ways to prevent many spring and summer sod problems from occurring.

Before Houston's extreme winter rainy and wet season arrives, we suggest this year winterizing your grass late November - December with a pre - emergent  Organic Microlife 5-1-2 . 

Organic Microlife Brown Patch 5-1-3 is designed for turf-grass, along with 100 + nutrients,simulators and vitamins.Primarily designed for turf - grass  prone to disease and has proven microbial soil disease fighters.

Please keep in mind Organic winterizer must be put down after grass's growing season - grass has stopped growing and before the ground becomes dormant.

To schedule your Organic Winterizer application please contact us @ www.treeworxx.com

 

 

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