These steps are for lower levels of the design of the desert Southwest. But it can be applied to almost every area.
1 Water - This is the most important factor. Need all the trees and shrubs on a daily basis for at least the first 2-3 weeks after planting, water them. 3-5 gallons or water for 5 ga. Tree. This is very critical during the summer months.
2 To ensure a successful planting, do not fertilize right after planting the tree or shrub. Use a good rootStimulator to stimulate root growth. Do not fertilize during the winter months. Use a good all purpose tree or shrub fertilizer immediately after the last frost (usually after the march in the south-west) of water about twice a month in December, January and March. Normally, you should fertilize once in spring, summer and autumn.
3 The land south-west no acid to help with a good compost with some acid to development, when to plant roots.
4 If you are confident with a drip systemthat the emitter directly over the lump of tree or plant. A few inches can cause insuffcient water your plant. Many plants are to "plant heaven", because this error away.
5 Fertilize your tree or shrub with a good fertilizer for all uses will be very close to an analysis by 08/08/16. The yellowed leaves are sometimes a lack of iron in the soil. Add a fertilizer with iron, liquid iron or ironic.
6 Remember that most trees and shrubs needabout 6 monts settled in about 1 year before they are. Once established Nearly all plants require less water.
7 native plants need water as much as other plants during the first year. Once established they will grow normally with much less water. Once a month during the winter and about 1 per week during the hot dry summer months.
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8 Make sure the root ball intact on all container plants when planting them. Protect the roots. ThePlant will be able to go die in a state of extreme shock.
9 Remove any weeds and stones and disable, which may be in the area. Weeds suck water and nutrients from the soil. Large rocks or debris preventing the development of roots.
10 To control and constantly monitor your tree, shrub or plant, there are no signs of disease or insect problems. Insects love a new leaf growth. Diseases are usually fungus. The symptoms are wilting, slow growth, yellow leaves in summerMonths. I do not know what the problem might be? Cut a, limb branch or leaf and put it in your local nursery or greenhouse. They have the most knowledgeable people around horticulture.
The suggestions above are usually for the U.S. southwest.
Following the above steps will contribute to a healthy tree, shrub or plant for a lifetime of experience landscape.
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