Episode 113: Yes You Can Plant Your Tree In Summer

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  • čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
  • Summer may not be the very best time to plant your tree but it's not impossible by any stretch. Adhering to a few basic things will help you to successfully plant your tree and give it a great chance to succeed.

Komentáře • 9

  • @keithtimelessacres
    @keithtimelessacres Před 2 měsíci

    Great advise .

  • @quanlk2570
    @quanlk2570 Před 2 měsíci

    I really like your Japanese maple. It is healthy and growing vigorously. 👍👍 I wonder if it can be shipped to the United States? 😅😅

  • @Midnight_Gardener
    @Midnight_Gardener Před měsícem

    Why not cypress mulch?

    • @SimplyJapaneseMaples
      @SimplyJapaneseMaples  Před měsícem

      I don't know about cypress. I mention cedar mulch here. Cedar is well known to have certain natural compounds (tannins) which negatively affect the growth of other plants.

    • @Midnight_Gardener
      @Midnight_Gardener Před měsícem

      @@SimplyJapaneseMaples oh… i may have heard it wrong. I’ve forever done landscaping for a living, and i don’t think I’ve ever used it or had anyone request it specifically. Cypress is the most popular and most common where i live. Hard to find non-dyed mulch (in bulk). Not sure if commonality or popularity varies by region. I like pine bark mulch but it just doesn’t stretch as far as cypress or cover completely

    • @SimplyJapaneseMaples
      @SimplyJapaneseMaples  Před měsícem

      @@Midnight_Gardener Ya, I'm not familiar with Cypress. Of course the materials available vary from region to region as you stated. Fir bark, hemlock, pine, etc..

    • @Midnight_Gardener
      @Midnight_Gardener Před měsícem

      @@SimplyJapaneseMaples is fir and hemlock mulch common in your area?! Or you just making examples? I’m not sure I’ve ever seen either in mulch form. Small chance I’ve come across fir… definitely never seen hemlock. Can’t really grow them here at all. I don’t think either really get down to zone 8b

    • @SimplyJapaneseMaples
      @SimplyJapaneseMaples  Před měsícem

      @@Midnight_Gardener It's everywhere in the PNW.