| General Tips for Tree Planting |
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When Planting in dry, hard soil......
1.Use a barretta to make the hole in the ground and loosen the soil.
2.Use a shovel to remove the loosened soil. (Keep the loosened soil only a foot or two away from the hole, as this will be used to fill the gaps alter on.)
3.Fill the bottom with 4-6 inches of good soil, leaves and other compostable material. (avoid including roots of other trees or plants as these may have toxins that will prevent your sapling from taking root.)
4.Carefully remove the seedling from the seedling bag or pot*. (Cutting or tearing the seedling bag may be necessary to ensure that the soil remains compact and the roots of the sapling are not unnecessarily exposed.)
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