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28-12-2007, 07:48 PM
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Planting Trees
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We have recently moved to a house in Mid Wales (Near Brecon, Moist soil) with a half acre garden but few trees, I want to start planting more trees ASAP. Can anyone advise what is the earliest I could safely plant Mountain Ash, Robinia Frisia and Weeping Willow. Any other tips on what to plant would be very welcome Thanks Mark |
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28-12-2007, 10:26 PM
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On 28 Dec, 18:48, "Mark Stowell" wrote:
Hi We have recently moved to a house in Mid Wales (Near Brecon, Moist soil) with a half acre garden but few trees, I want to start planting more trees ASAP. Can anyone advise what is the earliest I could safely plant Mountain Ash, Robinia Frisia and Weeping Willow. Any other tips on what to plant would be very welcome Thanks Mark If the soil is well drained then you can plant at any time from now, the earlier the better, stake at an angle leaning into the wind. I would question the planting of Robinia, non native and wont be as tough as the others you listed, Why not add Cherry, Bird cherry and Crab Apple. David Hill Abacus Nurseries |
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30-12-2007, 12:54 AM
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, Dave Hill writes If the soil is well drained then you can plant at any time from now, the earlier the better, stake at an angle leaning into the wind. I would question the planting of Robinia, non native and wont be as tough as the others you listed, Why not add Cherry, Bird cherry and Crab Apple. David Hill Abacus Nurseries The new guidelines seem to be to excavate a very wide shallow hole and then spread the roots out around and cover with no added nutrients. Stakes, short and leaning into the prevailing wind. -- Janet Tweedy Dalmatian Telegraph http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk |
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02-01-2008, 09:30 AM
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Planting Trees
Many thanks for the helpful responses.
Mark If the soil is well drained then you can plant at any time from now, the earlier the better, stake at an angle leaning into the wind. I would question the planting of Robinia, non native and wont be as tough as the others you listed, Why not add Cherry, Bird cherry and Crab Apple. David Hill Abacus Nurseries The new guidelines seem to be to excavate a very wide shallow hole and then spread the roots out around and cover with no added nutrients. Stakes, short and leaning into the prevailing wind. Janet Tweedy |
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