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Old 15-11-2005, 09:19 AM
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Default Staking a Tree

I have just planted a Rowan tree which is pot grown with a large rootball
(15 Ltr pot). I have staked it at a 45 degree angle, as per the
instructions. However, is it absolutely necessary to stake a 1.5 metre tree
with a large rootball? If so, how long do I have to leave the stake in?

Many thanks

Les


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I have just planted a Rowan tree which is pot grown with a large rootball
(15 Ltr pot). I have staked it at a 45 degree angle, as per the
instructions. However, is it absolutely necessary to stake a 1.5 metre tree
with a large rootball? If so, how long do I have to leave the stake in?

Many thanks

Les
Yes it is necessary as the root ball will be fairly self contained until it grows in to the surrounding soil.
I would leave it a few years, ensuring the tie never gets to tight.
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