Treekote Wound Dressing Brushtop 32 OZ Brushtop for Trees and Shrubs - Healing Paste and Tree Wound Sealer - Pruning Sealer, Grafting Compound - Made in the USA

yes. i use this product on a 60+ year old Pine tree in front of my house. it was slammed into by a drunk driver. this TreeCote is protecting it from getting sick and possibly dying.good stuff. only one issue. the brush could be made stronger with more brush to get the product out of the container

Used it to seal the trunk of a fig tree I recently cut and hope to nurse back to health. The trunk had a hole in the center and held water after a shower. Sealed the trunk and stuffed the hole in 2 sessions. Worked great and I expect it to prevent wood rot and other disease.

had a lot of deep gouges on tree trunk by front-end loader. used this. coated well, thick and was able to get into a lot of holes. do pay attention to issue of rain and dampness. hard to predict that where i live. did partially wash off when unexpected long duration downpour occurred. i recoated, nice weather, worked as specified. it would be helpful if cap brush was longer but pouring some out into a plastic cup allows good use of the included cap brush.

The product went on easy and provided good coverage to the exposed areas. I’ve used this product years ago and was very successful in keeping the tree healthy.

I had to drastically prune back our French lilac because it suffered a lot of half broken branches after a nasty winter storm had started with snow, then rain, then the slush froze 10" thick, and the storm ended with another foot of snow on top of the deadly weight. The heavy load matted the nearly 9 foot tall bush into a one foot heap. The big box store only had the spray version of Tree Cote which did not work well on the thinner branches. Most of it got on the surounding leaves. Thankfully Amazon delivered the goopy version the next day and I resealed the many cuts. Now, two months later, the bush has sprouted a lot of fresh leaves alongside the cut branches which indicates a healthy bush. No insects got in. Come next year, after it has bloomed, I will be able to prune it into a nicer shape again. Bottom line: this stuff works great!

Applies easily, just paint it on the cuts or open wounds of your trees.

Bought this a couple months ago looking to try grafting this spring. Just got my rootstock and scions and went to work. I removed it from the bag it was sealed in, shook it and squeezed the bottle a bit causing some air and wet bubbles to come out from under the lid. I opened it and it's congealed and smells like wet manure. Not sure if it was used and returned previously or just not sealed correctly. The bar code on the bottle has a black marker streak through it. Way too late to return. The brush is still wet. Hopefully I can get one use out of it but definitely not worth the money. Should have just planned on melting some extra candles.6/7/25 Update: I was able to add some water and make the consistency more workable. Of the 18 bench grafts I tried only 3 seem to have failed. I did 9 experimental grafts (hoping for compatability) on to established trees. Only one of those seems to have taken. But again that was a see what happens anyway. Updating to three stars and I'll see if it's still usable next spring.

Flowering pear struck by lightning, applied using applicator and the tree recovered