Top 5 Tips To Maintaining Garden Trees in Adelaide

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Top 5 Tips To Maintaining Garden Trees in Adelaide
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• What is the best time to plant a tree in your
  garden? Well, anytime is the best time. You can
  prepare the ground, plant the tree and look after
  it.
• You can see it growing high, up to the sky
  gradually. Having said it, you shouldnt forget
  that the secret to the excellent growth of a tree
  is proper maintenance.
• Want to know about five fabulous tips to tree
  maintenance in Adelaide.

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A good sapling converts into a big tree

• When you bring a new plant in the garden, it is
  crucial to spend some time in research. First,
  you should shortlist the species.
• Once you are clear about which tree to plant, the
  next thing is the selection of a plantlet.
• When you see plants in the nursery, choose one
  that looks the healthiest.

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• The stem should be firm, and there should be
  enough growth of leaves and branches.
• Dont bring a variety that grows in a different
  climate. You will have to put extensive efforts
  in growing such a tree.
• Pick a tree that thrives in your kind of weather.

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Plant it well to grow it well

• A properly planted tree grows well. It will be
  vigorous and healthy, then other plants. Hence,
  the tree can fight well and wins the battle for
  survival.
• The rule of thumb is, dig a hole that is at least
  three times the diameter of the root ball. Once
  you dig the hole, fill it with a mixture of 60
  percent soil and 40 percent compost.
• The remaining soil you should keep safe for
  further back fill.

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Overwatering and under watering both are bad

• Once you plant the tree, how often should you
  water it? A sapling needs water regularly until
  it becomes capable of absorbing underground
  water.
• Still, it is better to ask the specialist. Just
  onset of the winter, irrigate the tree well.

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Dont prune when the tree is young

• Indeed, pruning promotes tree growth you should
  avoid it when the tree is too young. When you
  plant a sapling, and you see new branches and
  leaves after some time, it doesnt mean the plant
  has settled.
• It is still in the process of adjusting with the
  new environment. Hence, there will be no use of
  pruning. It will not promote growth.

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Never grow lawn around the plant

• It is not a good idea to grow lawn around the
  newly planted tree. It will create unnecessary
  competition, and the tree will not have proper
  growth.

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