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Flowering Dogwood
... trunk diameter. Increase the size of the mulched area as the tree grows. This technique will establish a tree quickly by eliminating competition from turf and other plants. Pull mulch 1 to 2 inches away from the trunk ...
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The Gardener's Network : Pruning Apple Trees
... away from the trunk. These branches will eventually droop downward somewhat. Top off the center (trunk) of the tree if you want to limit the overall growth of the tree. Also, remove some branches where the ...
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Tree Problem Diagnosis
... are the contour of the land, and the structures near the tree. Ninety-five percent of a tree's roots are within the top 50 cm of the soil surface, and extend away from the trunk, two or three times the height of the ...
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Proper Planting
... materials that won't injure the bark (CAMB GUARDS ). Mulch away from the trunk with composted material. No more than 3-4" thick. (Keep mulch at least 6" (15cm.) away from the trunk to reduce chances of rodent injury and infection by pathogens) You have too much when roots are growing into the mulch. Keep soil moist, not water-logged, to the depth of the ...
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LOOKING AT THE ENVIRONMENT
... the tree. It would prefer good compost about 3"-4" thick , out to the drip line, away from the trunk. Speaking of compost: Where do all those leaves go which the townships collect? Wouldn't the resulting compost do more good under the trees in our parks than the grass ...
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Growing Peaches and Nectarines in the Home Landscape, HYG-1406-98
... receive shade from buildings or tall trees. If possible, select a site with a high elevation so that cold air can drain away from the tree on a cold night during bloom. The best site ... 10 days after planting and the same amount again 40 days after planting. Broadcast the fertilizer evenly, 8 to 12 inches away from the trunk. In the second and third years after planting, the tree should receive 3 ...
ohioline.osu.edu

The Science of Planting Trees
... the ties. vIf the stake is close to the trunk, it can develop uneven xylem growth (where the stake shades the trunk) making the trunk tilt to the side. Keep stakes at least 6 inches away from the trunk ...
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Synechanthus fibrosus known as the Jellybean palm
... Hardiness: 26-28šs, F. Trunk type: Single trunk, very thin trunk. Leaf type: Pinnate with somewhat irregular width leaflets and some spacing or grouping to the leaflets. Suckering/Solitary: Solitary, ... fruit. Other Notes: Trunk has nice rings on it and the fruit is held away from the trunk and quite attractive. Further Data: Palm for sale/Availability: Click here to view the current price list. ...
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Pruning and Training Deciduous Fruit Trees for the Dooryard
... should be limited to snipping, pinching, or rubbing away young, succulent growth. Extensive pruning should not be done during the growing season except to remove diseased or damaged ... from the origin of the primary scaffold. Head back secondary scaffolds to a length of about 24 to 36". Remove unwanted lateral shoots and vigorous upright shoots growing from the trunk and center of the tree. During the ...
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Diseases of the Elm Tree (Part 2)
... problem when the brown slime flux becomes offensive to people. Washing away the brown slime flux with a strong jet of water is all that is recommended. The fifth disease, and the ... and the wood beneath the canker is reddish brown. The canker may expand entirely around the branch, resulting in wilting foliage and eventual death of the branch. Many small branches often emerge from the trunk below the ...
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