Forestation Trees

Natural forests increase the value of property by offering aesthetic, environmental and social values. They benefit farm productivity and sustainability and provide for the sale of timber and products; shade and shelter, additional fodder, lowered water tables, reduction of wind speed and evaporation, fewer pests, provision of habitat & food sources for native fauna and privacy buffers. For the best plants we use 125mm forestry tubes with 'root trainers'. The open bottom design of the tube promotes air pruning of roots resulting in increased numbers of young root tips. The graded and spaced trees have strong straight growth minimising the need for staking. During trial plantings under optimum conditions seedlings have obtained up to 3 metres growth in 12 months.

Forestation trees are made up of Rainforest Trees and Dryland Native Trees.