sebrightlover
Chillin' In The Garden
I have 2 redbuds, 2 ornamental pear and 1 I'm thinking its a Washington Hawthorn - can't remember the third kind right now - that need transplanted. I messed around this fall until too late to transplant. They are currently planted against the house (had started them there because of weather protection for them - they were like 1-2 foot trees then) that are at least 5-6 feet tall now.
How should I prep the ground that they will be going into? When should I transplant? How far out from the trees should I start to dig to dig them up to transplant?
Sorry for all the questions. These were those freebies that the Arbor Day foundation sends you. I am so surprised my brown thumb hasn't killed them that I just don't know what to do with them now, besides move them to the boundaries of my yard as natural future "privacy" fencing.
How should I prep the ground that they will be going into? When should I transplant? How far out from the trees should I start to dig to dig them up to transplant?
Sorry for all the questions. These were those freebies that the Arbor Day foundation sends you. I am so surprised my brown thumb hasn't killed them that I just don't know what to do with them now, besides move them to the boundaries of my yard as natural future "privacy" fencing.