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Guide for planting bare root trees, containerized trees, and balled & burlapped trees.
Prepare the planting spot. Remove grass, weeds and ground cover (turf) within a 50-cm radius of the planting hole. These plants compete with the tree for water and nutrients. Dig the hole at least twice as wide as the container or root ball (to accommodate the entire root system), and to the depth of the root ball.
5 Feb 2016 Beginning back in the 1990's, researchers, like the late Dr. Bonnie Appleton and the late Dr. Alex Shigo, began questioning and updating many of the long-established cultural guidelines practiced by landscape and nursery professionals. Thanks to their work and the work done by other researchers,
The information found in these pages are intended to help you plant your trees correctly.
Digging a wide planting hole is the key to fast growth of your new tree. Recommendations often specify a hole twice as wide as the root ball; three times as wide is even better. To prevent settling, the depth should be no more than the height of the root ball. See our step-by-step guide and planting tips below. Learn more
Purchase your tree close to the time of planting. You will need to dig a bowl-shaped hole at least two to three times wider than the plant's root ball or the container the tree came in. Keep the sides of the hole rough and loosen the soil at the base of the hole.
Tree planting guide - three basic rules. 18 August 2017, by Sally Drury. Choosing the right plant, correct planting procedure and best aftercare are the three basic rules for sucessful tree planting, Sally Drury explains. Instant impact: possible to select trees from overcrowded areas and then replant - image: The tree & hedge
Guidelines for Successful Tree Planting. Planting a tree is a long-term investment. Besides adding beauty to your landscape, a tree helps the environment by taking up carbon dioxide, the greenhouse gas that is such a big driver in climate change. It can provide shade to relax in on a hot summer day, as well as reduce the
The roots of other kinds of trees can live in soil that drains water very fast and may be drought-tolerant. To know the right kind of tree to choose, you should know what kind of soil you have. Conduct a soil experiment. To test your tree planting site, dig a hole about 18 inches deep and 12 inches wide.

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