Planting new tree from nursery

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Posted by Paul on August 21, 2010, 11:18 am
 
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I imagine one needs to break up the root ball a little and pull some roots
out of it. How best to go about it, so that the tree suffers less shock and
starts to get established quickly?

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Paul O.



Posted by brooklyn1 on August 21, 2010, 3:50 pm
 



Depends if B&B or potted.  For potted it's probably a bit root bound
so untwine any roots that are wrapping around but don't loosen the
potting soil.  With balled and burlapped simply untie the burlap and
open it, spread it at the bottom of the hole, it'll eventually
decompose... don't break up the earth ball. For more details you need
to give more info; type of trees, size, where.

Posted by Paul on August 21, 2010, 5:12 pm
 

Thanks. This a Fern Pine, potted, and about 6' tall, zone 8b. It's in a
smaller pot, maybe a 1 gallon pot.

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Paul O.




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