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What are those large green bags I see that are placed around newly planted trees on the streetside?

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What are those large green bags I see that are placed around newly planted trees on the streetside?

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The bags are often referred to by their trademark name of “Treegator Bag.” They are plastic bladders placed around a newly planted tree, zipped up, and filled with water. The bag slowly releases water into the soil over about a two-day time period. The bags are easy to use, reusable, and effective at helping a newly planted tree establish itself. They can be purchased at most home and garden stores.

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The bags are often referred to by their trademark name of “Gaiter Bag.” They are plastic bladders placed around a newly planted tree, zipped up, and filled with water. The bag slowly releases water into the soil over about a two-day time period. Gaiter bags are easy to use, reusable, and effective at helping a newly planted tree establish itself. They can be purchased at most home and garden stores.

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