Saplings in ditches. Whens the best time to dig them up and replant?
Lots of saplings growing in the ditches around here I noticed while
cycling. Not sure what the trees are called but they look good enough for my plot. When would be the best time to dig them up and replant them here? farmers cut the ditches each year so they wont mind. Saplings range from about 12 inches up to a few feet tall. TIA |
Saplings in ditches. Whens the best time to dig them up and replant?
"Pendrag0n" wrote
Lots of saplings growing in the ditches around here I noticed while cycling. Not sure what the trees are called but they look good enough for my plot. When would be the best time to dig them up and replant them here? farmers cut the ditches each year so they wont mind. Saplings range from about 12 inches up to a few feet tall. In the winter when the trees are dormant. Why not collect some seeds and plant those. -- Regards Bob Hobden W.of London. UK |
Saplings in ditches. Whens the best time to dig them up and replant?
On Wed, 15 Jun 2011 18:32:51 +0100, "Bob Hobden"
wrote: "Pendrag0n" wrote Lots of saplings growing in the ditches around here I noticed while cycling. Not sure what the trees are called but they look good enough for my plot. When would be the best time to dig them up and replant them here? farmers cut the ditches each year so they wont mind. Saplings range from about 12 inches up to a few feet tall. In the winter when the trees are dormant. OK thanks. Why not collect some seeds and plant those. Not my bag I'm afraid. I just like the idea of maybe rescuing a few. |
Saplings in ditches. Whens the best time to dig them up and replant?
On Jun 15, 5:49*pm, Pendrag0n wrote:
Lots of saplings growing in the ditches around here I noticed while cycling. Not sure what the trees are called but they look good enough for my plot. When would be the best time to dig them up and replant them here? farmers cut the ditches each year so they wont mind. Saplings range from about 12 inches up to a few feet tall. TIA You need to know what they are. May not be a good idea. But December Jan Feb March is the time to transplant. |
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