Treepots

Fantastic pot for propagating chestnuts and oaks in, provides room for an exceptionally long tap root.

I was looking for an economical, space-friendly way to start my bare root tree seedlings. This worked great- I’ve housed these 6” tree pots in my raised bed with 6” wire screen from the concrete dept at the hardware store. Very happy with these sturdy tree pots!

Great product for starting fig cuttings. Wouldn’t use anything else.

Holy smokes, I have been looking for pots like this for a while and these are perfect. I have grown numerous batches of black walnut, white oak, and apple trees with the pot and they are great. Roots have lots of room for growth and development. My only complaint is the “bucket” that is an additional purchase is on the expensive side. I utilize milk crates and they fit the same dimensions.

Very nice pots, strong

If you are starting small trees or tall cuttings these are simply the pots you can use. I have a small selection of starter plants that I sell, all in these pots.

Well I planted seeds in these pots and we'll see where they come up but I have them right next to a seed bed with seeds in them we still we'll see which one works out the best.

Haven't used yet but product is just as described . Will be using for figs soon.Thanks for the great service

I love these pots. They save space and also get the roots growing deep so that when your young trees are ready to plant they are already reaching for the water table.

I purchased the 16 pots to plant 1 year old Camellia seedlings. They work fine. As stated in the description the pots won't stand up by themselves, ackward. And buying the trays seems ridiculous, so I made a frame out of 3/4 PVC pipe - 12 high x 7'6 long, basically 7 sections 44 x 12. Each section holds 14 pots for a total of 98 pots. It's been working nicely. 5 of these pots holds 1 cubic foot of soil. On the side of the pot it says Corvallis, Oregon inferring place of manufacture. Nope, China.