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Transforming In-Ground Growing: The Root Pouch Advantage

In-ground cultivation using Root Pouch's fabric plant pots

Root Pouch revolutionises the traditional method of planting, offering a superior solution for in-ground cultivation.

The Best In-Ground Bags Available:

Designed specifically to promote healthy root development and natural hydration, Root Pouches deliver results trusted by top-tier growers like J. Frank Schmidt and Oregon Pride.

Unparalleled Root Growth:

Unlike other containers that prune roots through air exposure, Root Pouches employ entrapment, actively discouraging root circling and promoting the formation of dense, fibrous root systems, even when buried in the ground. This unique benefit allows for harvesting 100% of the roots, unlike the limitations of bare-root or B&B (burlap and ball) techniques. The advantages extend beyond harvest, fundamentally improving plant quality and efficiency throughout the process.

Thrive, Don't Just Survive

By safeguarding the root ball and maintaining moderate temperatures, Root Pouch eliminates the need for heel yards. Simply dig using a U-shaped digging tool, fork, or hand spade at your convenience.

Effortless Harvesting

Western Evergreen, a leading Oregon grower specialising in field-grown and containerised conifers, demonstrates the ease of harvesting with Root Pouch. They can selectively dig deeply rooted trees within seconds, while retaining 100% of the root ball, compared to less than 20% with traditional B&B methods. Click here to see the process in action.

Sustained Quality for Your Customers

Compared to plastic pots, Root Pouch's fabric offers superior thermal insulation, moisture control, and easier nesting for efficient transportation. Additionally, the soft material eliminates the need for trunk guards, saving you time and money.

Load up to 15% more trees per truckload compared to the same size plastic containers when you choose Root Pouch.

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