Trees In The Substratum

Trees in paved traffic zones have never had the best growth conditions. They are often planted in a minimum amount of earth, surrounded by traffic routes. In the middle of a dense, urban network, planted on highly compressed and unsuitable substrata, it is difficult for the roots to develop. The use of special planting substrata in combination with an adjusted bearing stratum structure is one way of improving the quality of the tree site. There are various ways of creating a bearing stratum which can absorb a substratum and which complies with the growth conditions necessary for trees, but can still bear pavement and other ground coverings such as concrete or asphalt structures.