"Heeling in" plants for later transplant
On 24 Apr 2007 14:14:17 -0700, Jay wrote:
company placed them all close together and pushed some dirt up around
the bases, and adivsed us to use an osccillating sprinkler (not
impulse), on a timer. Does anyone have advice on methods to help
ensure the survival of these plants? Is any sort of plant food/
fertilizer of value? How much water should they get? Thanks very
Don't fertilize drought-stressed plants, which these will be -- a lot
of roots got broken when they were dug. Prepare to baby them for the
next year or three when they've been installed in their final home.
An anti-transpirant like Wilt-pruf might help.
Kay
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