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Posted by George Abbot on August 1, 2008, 1:03 pm
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> im no expert but have better luck planting them when they are dormant
> , late fall to winter.
Or spring, depending on where you are. I like spring planting in Maine
because of the cold. Also like bare root saplings.
Our church planted a Japanese Red Maple this summer and the Japanese
beetles did a job on it, so another reason to wait for fall or spring.
You really want root growth before you want leaves. So prune fairly
heavily with spring planting.
GA
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