Innovative containers for growing fruit trees in small spaces or colder climates by moving plants inside during winter.

They restrict and partly contain roots, diverting energy to flowers, fruit, and nuts. Used above or below ground, they maintain a healthy cycle of new roots forming.

Yes. Above ground, roots air prune naturally. Below ground, roots grow into the surrounding soil but are restricted by the bag’s outer material.

Growth is restricted, diverting energy into reproduction, resulting in more flowers, fruit, and nuts.

Regularly during the fruiting season; less in dormant months.

Use a slanting saucer, shade the bag, mound soil/woodchips around it, or create a wicking bed or slow dripping system.

Perform a header cut between knee and hip height, depending on branch structure and desired shape.

No, they already have their early branching structure.

Air pruning is a natural process where roots are exposed to air, causing the root tips to dry out and prune themselves. This encourages the plant to produce new, healthy, and more fibrous roots.

EverGrow Bags are made of a breathable fabric that allows fine roots to penetrate and grow through the outer fabric. When the roots are exposed to air, they naturally prune themselves, promoting the growth of new and healthy branching roots.

Air pruning prevents roots from becoming root-bound and encourages a denser, more efficient root system. This leads to better absorption of water and nutrients, resulting in healthier plant growth and higher yields.

No, there is no need to root prune or repot your plants in EverGrow Bags. The natural air pruning process maintains a healthy cycle of root growth without manual intervention​.

While most plants can benefit from air pruning, it is particularly effective for fruit trees, vegetables, and ornamental plants that tend to become root-bound in traditional containers​.

Plants in EverGrow Bags require similar care to those in traditional containers. Ensure they receive adequate water, nutrients, and sunlight. Monitor moisture levels, as the bags may dry out faster than non-breathable containers​.

Signs that air pruning is working include a dense, fibrous root system, vigorous plant growth, improved overall health, and fewer instances of root circling or root-bound conditions​.

Use a low nitrogen fertilizer in spring and early summer, and Potassium in autumn.

Yes, a mix of woody materials works well.

Yes, follow safe lifting practices.