Pralinage isn't always done at planting time, but it significantly boosts recovery for bare-root trees and shrubs.
Pralinage involves dipping plant roots in a slurry of water, soil, and manure to encourage strong establishment. The term derives from 'praline,' the candy where an almond is coated in caramelized sugar—much like roots get their protective layer.
Our video demonstrates the entire process visually, step by step—the best way to master this technique.
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