Planting and Transplanting
Planting and Transplanting
REASONS FOR TRANSPLANTING. Transplanting, in its general definition, is the operation of taking a plant up from the soil and planting it…
Planting and Transplanting (Generally considered dormant)
generally considered dormant when the flow of sap has ceased in the top, at which time the season's growth is completed, and when the wood…
Planting and Transplanting: Stock
TRANSPLANTING NURSERY STOCK. It is essential that the purchaser of nursery stock should request that such material be lifted and packed…
Planting and Transplanting: Soil
SEASON OF YEAR FOR TRANSPLANTING. Planting seasons in different localities are influenced by many factors. Soil conditions and climatic…
Planting and Transplanting: Transplanted
PRUNING TRANSPLANTED STOCK. Suggestions with reference to pruning are covered more fully in the chapter on "Pruning." One of the…
Planting and Transplanting: Trees
FERTILIZING NEWLY TRANSPLANTED TREES. In transplanting trees there is great danger that they may be over-fertilized. A tree which has just…
Planting and Transplanting (Harrow or cultivator can pass)
harrow or cultivator can pass, the maintenance work becomes a question of hand work instead of team work. TRANSPLANTING SHRUBS EFFICIENTLY…
Planting and Transplanting: Evergreens
TRANSPLANTING EVERGREENS. Evergreens should not be transplanted to a "cold" soil, but rather into a soil that is sufficiently warm to…
Planting and Transplanting: Rhododendrons
Rhododendrons should never be planted in a location where the soil around the roots will dry out. They should be sheltered from the morning…