
Maks Udov
System development and field practice
Planting. Tree recovery. Irrigation.
When a root ball sinks after planting, or roots struggle in compacted soil and confined spaces, both new and established trees can suffer. Herbafertil’s proven systems address these problems at their source, providing a stable foundation for new planting and encouraging root growth to help declining trees recover.

What we deliver
Stable support beneath the root ball prevents settlement, while deeper rooting gives trees access to moisture below the surface. For existing trees, targeted interventions improve aeration, water access and root regeneration, including in built-up areas where extensive excavation is not practical.
For arid & semi-arid landscapes
Planting System by Herbafertil®
An integrated planting system for arid and semi-arid climates.
AquaVault integrates planting-pit design, Herbafertil substrate, a protective biofilm cover and deep irrigation. Together, these measures retain moisture around the roots, reduce evaporation, protect the root ball from excessive heat and interrupt the upward movement of salts by capillary action.
Explore AquaVaultOur products & services
Planting systems, recovery methods and deep irrigation for existing trees, supported by satellite analysis to inform project planning.
Field evidence
Three documented comparisons from the Herbafertil field archive. Move the divider to compare the tree before and after treatment.

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Before treatmentAfter treatmentOriginal field photographs. Viewpoints, seasons and light may differ.
Field records and research ↗The people behind the systems.

System development and field practice

Landscape design and project development
For professionals
Technical illustrations, original presentations and published articles for project teams and specifiers.
Open technical resources ↗Spatial analysis & interpretation
Explore the spatial intelligence that connects urban heat, vegetation and water to better-informed landscape decisions.
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Tell us about the trees, the site and the challenge. We can discuss a technical approach, a field intervention or a monitored pilot.
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