I did not know that digging a hole can be that complex. I'm glad I saw this video. For years I was just digging a hole and putting the plant in and it grew. Thank you for the information.
Digging any deeper than rootball is out! No one needs rootball settling, and no taproots grow downward again after tree or plants first year. So no need to loosen soil. Roots may want to stay in Amendment soil, so only have wide loosened zone for outbound roots to get running start and strike out into surrounding grade.
I like the way he is doing this presentation however. he started to get real complex I'm accustomed. two gardeners on TH-cam always getting very complex about the simplest tasks but I understand this is cultural. keep up the good work
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I did not know that digging a hole can be that complex. I'm glad I saw this video. For years I was just digging a hole and putting the plant in and it grew. Thank you for the information.
The real star of this tutorial is the spotless white outfit worn.
Mike and Tree of Life are the best!
That answered my question about the transition zone. Many thanks good info.
Digging any deeper than rootball is out! No one needs rootball settling, and no taproots grow downward again after tree or plants first year. So no need to loosen soil. Roots may want to stay in Amendment soil, so only have wide loosened zone for outbound roots to get running start and strike out into surrounding grade.
Thank you very much.
I like the way he is doing this presentation however. he started to get real complex I'm accustomed. two gardeners on TH-cam always getting very complex about the simplest tasks but I understand this is cultural. keep up the good work
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brilliant thanks
Use a spade bro shovel take to long
Look let's all just call a spade a spade and admit that a spade and shovel are identical.
I outlive my trees since I usually accidentally kill them