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Ideally the best time to plant is
in spring and Autumn. Planting at
these times gives a young tree time
to acclimatise and root out ready
for the elements of winter and dryness
of summer. Positioning all depends
on type of tree you have purchased.
Buy a tree which has a information
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& 'Digger'
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What you need: Tree - Spade
- Wooden stake - Tree tie - Fertiliser
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Dig a hole the
same depth as the root ball and twice as
wide.
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Hammer a stake
into the hole slightly to one side, Making
sure it's
straight
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Add some fertiliser
pellets with a small amount of soil to the
base of the hole.
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Remove the tree
from it's pot. Loosen some of the compact
roots. Then position the root ball in the
hole.
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