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Horsechestnut replanting
Hi there, just to start Im not a gardener or even a budding one, but I do want to keep a horsechestnut tree that has grown in my back garden from a conker that I think some kid lobbed in my garden not too long ago!!
It has grown (without my knowledge until last week when planning a new garage) to about 4ft with about a 2 ft root. So I moved the tree to a new spot and to do this I banged a stake into the ground and then removed it creating a 2cm wide hole and then replanted the root into the hole. Now from doing this I think Ive done 3 things wrong ; 1. the tree isnt dormant (I found this out from a google search!) 2. the root curled a little when I pushed it into the hole. 3. Im not sure if the soil around the hole fell back into it when I buried the root! SO now, after 3 days, I have a particularly sad, droopy looking tree on my hands Does anyone have any experience of this? Is my tree a gonner? Will it revive itself later in the year? Ive watered it twice and it gets alot of sunshine each day but should I give it more water? Should I dig it up and replant with compost?? Thanks for all your advice! |
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