Posted by Geo-TH,In on August 27, 2015 at 18:27:44 from (172.77.226.160):
In Reply to: Tree Transplanting??? posted by gmccool on August 27, 2015 at 16:55:24:
The root ball won't be that big. I dig a hole with backhoe and fill it with horsepoo mulch.
I discovered last year the best way to transplant holly trees last summer in the gravel pit was to locate them in the shade of Asian honeysuckle. It was the first time I was successful transplanting holly trees. All 3 lived. In another year or two when they are well established, I plan to remove the honeysuckle. I have many ceder trees in pit too. When a small sapling comes up where I don't want it, I plant them in the shade too. I've very good success, compared to years past.
Only one problem. This year I transplanted about 12 walnut trees in the shade. Got the walnuts from garden and flower beds where squirrels planted them. Well the walnuts were doing just fine, until a squirrel dug them up and eat the nut on the root.
I guess I'll plant just the nut and see if the squirrels dig them up too.
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