- Product name
- Amenity Tree Soil
- Type
- Tree soils
- Topsoils
- Characteristics
- Natural (as dug)
- Screened virgin
- Textural classification
- Sandy loam
- Applications
- Amenity landscaping
- Tree planting
- Supply
- Bagged
- Bulk
- pH
- 7.8
- Bulk density (kg/m3)
- 1700
Green-tree Amenity Tree Soil allows the development of tree root infrastructure under hard surfaces such as pavements and car parking areas. It has a naturally open structure that is load bearing, providing solid structure and aeration to the root system.
Typical Analysis of Green-tree Amenity Tree Soil
pH Value |
7.8 |
Particle Shape |
Sub Rounded |
Percolation Rate (at 40cm tension) |
53mm/hour |
Loose Bulk Density (1.85 compacted) |
1.7 tonne/m3 |
Green-tree Amenity Tree Soil Benefits
Combats problems of poor root structure and subsequent poor growth
Allows compaction whilst providing aeration to soil and gives oxygen and water access to the root system
Compaction testing kits available
Regular testing to maintain quality
Green-tree Amenity Tree Soil Applications
This product should only be used in situations where a compact soil structure is absolutely unavoidable. In order for the rootzone to be successfully implemented, adequate drainage is a must. Green-tree Amenity Tree Soil should be used in conjunction with the Mona
Landscape Irrigation range for the future irrigation of the urban tree planting. Consideration must be given to positive drainage to ensure water can move away successfully from the soil profile. Please refer to drainage engineer for design of drainage.
Green-tree Amenity Tree Soil Installation
Amenity Tree Soil is a structural and load bearing soil suitable for all tree planting applications in hard landscaped areas. This product should only be installed in situations where a compact soil structure is absolutely unavoidable.
Installation:
Backfill 200mm of washed sharp sand into the tree pit, compact with 3 passes of a vibro-tamper
Backfill the top 600mm of the tree pit with Amenity Tree Soil in 175mm layers
Each layer should be compacted with 3 passes of a vibro-tamper
Be careful not to over compact as this may lead to particle inter-packing, poor aeration, slow drainage and restricted root growth






