Low-Profile Treegator Prevents Transplant Shock

When you're making an investment and effort in planting new trees in your landscape, you can assure their survival and growth by using Treegator - a truly simple and innovative drip irrigation system in a bag.

Treegator's benefit kicks in instantly to help your new tree through the shock and stress that comes from transplanting it, releasing the proper amount of water directly to the root structure where it is needed most.

Depending on the size and shape of your new tree or shrub, choose between two options:

• Original Treegator
• Treegator Jr.

The Original Treegator holds 15 gallons of water and only needs to be filled once or twice per week. It's perfect for trees from 1-3 inches in diameter. For larger trees up to 8 inches in diameter, just zip two Tree Gator bags together!

The Treegator Jr. is lower-profile, making it ideal for shorter trees and shrubs. It also holds 15 gallons of water and can support trees and shrubs up to 5 inches in diameter.

With hot summers and droughts the norm around the country, Treegator is an absolute necessity to protect your new trees and shrubs. You will not have to worry about whether you have provided your tree enough water, and you can go on vacation and relax knowing that this nifty drip system is taking all the anxiety out of caring for your landscaping.

The Treegator is super easy to install without any tools, and it can easily be filled up with a standard garden hose or can even be connected to a rain barrel! It's a super time saver that takes the worry out of continually remembering whether you've watered your new tree or not. Plus, all the water that goes into the drip bag is used up with no waste, so TreeGator is environmentally friendly with regard to water use.

Don't wait - get yours with your new purchase today!

Instructions:

Your Treegator Slow Release Watering Bag will discharge water from the two elbow-shaped PVC emitters. If your Treegator bag is emptying faster than expected, ensure your bag is completely full of water, and confirm that the emitter nozzles are inserted correctly and/or are not missing. Ensuring your Treegator is placed on a flat surface can also help regulate watering - it will drain faster when placed on a slope.