Tree Pro

03/30/2026

A great project Tree Pro is proud to support. Learn a little bit about silvopasture from the University of Rhode Island.

KINGSTON, R.I. – March 25, 2026 – A team of faculty and staff at the University of Rhode Island is looking forward to growing its tree research capacity, while nourishing the animals who live on campus, with a recent donation from the Indiana company Tree Pro of 1,500 tree protectors and the sam...

01/08/2026

Here’s a beautiful grafted Deer Candy Persimmon that a young buck decided to make a rubbing post! This is a great example of why Tree tubes are a necessity when planting in Deer Habitat!

11/14/2025

Check out our most recent Blog on the Purdue HTIRC Elite Selection Trees and why you should include them in your upcoming planting.

When planning a new forest or woodland planting, the choice of seedlings is one of thesingle most critical factors determining the long-term success, value, and resilience of yourinvestment. While readily available seedlings from state nurseries are a good start, the timber quality of such seedlings...

10/24/2025

Customer in West Virigina uses Tree Pro Protectors on some bald cypress with great success.

Bald cypress and other coniferous types are an interesting study with regards to tree tube usage. A customer from West Virginia took our advice and installed 60" Tree Pro Protectors on some his bald cypress. The results were incredible. some trees grew 6-7 ft in the first growing season. He sent thi...

10/09/2025

Fall has finally arrived! Stop the buck rub with a 48" Tree Pro Protector.

Tree Pro Protector ships flat that forms into a tree grow tube. Best tree growing tube for branched out seedlings. Easiest tree tubes for post planting pruning. Tree Pro Tree Protectors are our first protector we began manufacturing 29 years ago. Each Tree Pro Grow Tube includes releasable zip ties.

04/10/2025

Great use of our Tree Pro Protectors from the curious wooly friends!

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all!

12/21/2024

It's the First day of winter, check out our winter tree care tips.

Winter can be a tough time for trees, with harsh winds, freezing temperatures, and heavy snow all posing potential threats. But with a little TLC, you can help your trees weather the storm and emerge healthy and vibrant in the spring. Here are some essential winter tree care tips: 1. Water Deeply (B...

12/18/2024

We maybe stuck inside, but it's not too soon to think about what you are going to plant this spring. Here is a very brief run down on site preparation in our newest blog post.

Site Preparation for a tree planting is nearly as important as the trees you decide to plant. Tree tubes are a fantastic tool for establishing young trees,

12/11/2024

We are proud to announce that a partnership with the Purdue Hardwood Tree Improvement and Regeneration Center (HTIRC) and Tree Pro.

"The partnership, which will mark the HTIRC’s first commercial release of seedlings in its 25-year history, will see West Lafayette, Ind., based Tree Pro distribute bare root seedlings of six species across its timber select, conservation and wildlife lines. Timber select varieties will include black walnut, black cherry, northern red oak, white oak and pure and hybrid butternut. Conservation species include pure butternut and American chestnut. The wildlife line will feature select precocious white oak."

See the full press release below.
https://ag.purdue.edu/news/department/fnr/2024/12/htirc_partners_with-tree_pro.html?fbclid=IwY2xjawHGejJleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHQvjR9OKu3Sm-omM1xzrkYQJ9jToIqOjCkeKNqsjZ3uMpyOSJ_JtMfDysA_aem_zmywKtBDyt0_k1eFRtr1sg

Link to the Purdue HTIRC Timber Series offering this year. https://www.treepro.com/collections/purdue-timber-select-series

The Purdue Hardwood Tree Improvement and Regeneration Center has signed a commercial partnership agreement with Tree Pro to distribute select hardwood seedlings from its breeding program beginning in March 2025. The partnership, which will mark the HTIRC’s first commercial release of seedlings in ...

08/29/2024

Here in the Midwest we are in a bit of a dry spell. Don't forget to give your need plantings a good drink of water. You can do so right down the tubes!