Spectrum Products Inc.
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- • Strive to model Jesus Christ and share his message of salvation and grace.
- • Continue to design and manufacture quality, useful, and innovative products.
- • Manufacture products that save time, money, and trees at an affordable price.
- • Deliver outstanding customer service and product support.
- • Continue to develop a quality dealer network, focusing on teamwork.
- • Continue the growth and education of Treegator® and it's use throughout the world.
- • Provide a safe, clean, and enjoyable work environment for our employees.
- • Always keep people and family first, remembering they are the reason we are in business.
Our Mission Statement
About Our Company
Production of Treegator® Slow Release Watering Bags began in the basement of the Cissel family home after development and patenting by W. Lambert Cissel, Jr., of Woodbine, MD USA.
In 1991, Spectrum Products Inc. was founded by Scott Cissel, and production was moved to Raleigh, NC. In 2004, Spectrum Products Inc. then moved to our current facility located in Youngsville, NC USA.
With the product's proven performance, a team of hundreds of the finest commercial and retail dealers, and thousands of loyal customers, Treegator® has become an integral tool in tree plantings across the US and abroad.
To our loyal customers, employees, suppliers, and dealers - Thank you for your continued support of Spectrum Products Inc. and the Treegator® brand of Slow Release Watering Bags for Trees and Shrubs.
Scott Cissel
Owner
Spectrum Products Inc.
Meet Our Team
Scott Cissel
• Owner
• Accounting Department
Rob Taylor
• Sales
• Marketing
• Customer Service
Rob Barton
• Shipping
• Warehouse Manager
The Inventor of Treegator®
The Treegator® Slow Release Watering Bag was invented and patented by W. Lambert Cissel, Jr. of Woodbine, MD.
The Cissel family has been in the landscape industry for over 40 years as a grower of turfgrass and ornamental shade trees.
Treegator® was originally designed to assist with summer digging at the family nursery. Soon after, knowledge of its effectiveness created demand from contractors and nurseries in the area.