Posted: Friday, March 28, 2014 1:25 pm
With spring officially here, many of us will soon turn our attention to our landscapes. Often, we spend a lot of time and money adding trees, shrubs and bedding plants to our landscapes at this time. Planting during springtime is tricky. Most plants put most of their energy into top growth and flowering during the spring and summer. This means the plants are often using more energy than their root system can support. It’s important then to ensure planting is done properly and with as little stress on the plant as possible.
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