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Nature or nurture sick trees
I have now two trees on my new lot exhibiting signs of sickness. A red
oak and a black birch. In reality it was due to the builders and the way they "rearranged things". I was told by tree expert that instead of spending a lot of money on expensive treatments I should try lawn fertilizer on the drip line. Is this worth a shot or should I just let the tree try to restablish itself? Does anyone have specifics on the process. At this stage I know to use holes 18" deep on the drip line in a concentric circle. But how much fertilzer? I have a 10:10:10 mix I was going to try. Thanks in advance. |
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