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Challenges In The Tree Nursery Canada

By Helen Hall


You've done everything right in selecting planting sites, field preparation, fertilization and weed control, but now you're faced with harvesting the saplings and loading them unto trailers for your customers. What are the options, and which is most cost-effective? Have a look at the following article taking us through the theme Challenges in the tree nursery canada.

They do need extra care to get them established, not just in the first few weeks after planting, but over their first three years. Large saplings need time to re-establish their root system. If they are grown in containers or transplanted from elsewhere, their roots will be compressed into a small space. Transplanted saplings will have lost a lot of root system in the digging.

Many people love the Red Maple because of the vibrant red color that it produces in the fall months. They look good anywhere from lining a driveway to plant throughout the yard to give off some color sporadically. Most Red Maples grow up to 40-50 feet tall with a width of 30-40 feet and take little to no maintenance. They don't have any blooms which allow them to thrive with color.

On the other hand, few "new" nurseries enjoy that luxury. For them, the operator filling the bucket is the way for them. Another approach is to use pallet forks that are adjusted to support the underside of the root ball. This simplifies the process somewhat, but the operator needs to be especially careful that the forks are used with care and not such that they impale the root ball and damage the root structure!

This Maple can be found at any sapling nursery, garden center or online. A good website that I have seen them at is at a wholesale sapling nursery; they have a wide selection and high prices which is hard to beat. Once it is ordered, they will deliver them straight to your doorstep with the highest quality and provide superb customer service they are hard to beat.

In sandy, well-drained soils slightly more may be required. In both cases water slowly and close to the trunk, so that the water soaks gradually into the root ball and doesn't just drain away into the surrounding in-fill soil. In well-drained soils water three times a week in summer during the first year and twice a week in colder weather.

The Blaze Red Maple is an excellent choice for any home or landscape to have because of the many rewards that can be reaped after you plant it. So if you are looking for a sapling that has little upkeep and gives you a gorgeous ruby red color, then the Blaze Red Maple is for you. Say Good-bye to spraying, pruning, continually watering and only a few months out of the year to enjoy then the Blaze Red Maple is an excellent choice to give you just that.

As one might expect, these functions come at the expense of much higher complexity as well as much, much higher cost. To the new nurseryman, there is little justification for so much more excellent added investment. Maintain your own environment with saplings if you want to stay in a smart environment.




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By Helen Hall


You've done everything right in selecting planting sites, field preparation, fertilization and weed control, but now you're faced with harvesting the saplings and loading them unto trailers for your customers. What are the options, and which is most cost-effective? Have a look at the following article taking us through the theme Challenges in the tree nursery canada.

They do need extra care to get them established, not just in the first few weeks after planting, but over their first three years. Large saplings need time to re-establish their root system. If they are grown in containers or transplanted from elsewhere, their roots will be compressed into a small space. Transplanted saplings will have lost a lot of root system in the digging.

Many people love the Red Maple because of the vibrant red color that it produces in the fall months. They look good anywhere from lining a driveway to plant throughout the yard to give off some color sporadically. Most Red Maples grow up to 40-50 feet tall with a width of 30-40 feet and take little to no maintenance. They don't have any blooms which allow them to thrive with color.

On the other hand, few "new" nurseries enjoy that luxury. For them, the operator filling the bucket is the way for them. Another approach is to use pallet forks that are adjusted to support the underside of the root ball. This simplifies the process somewhat, but the operator needs to be especially careful that the forks are used with care and not such that they impale the root ball and damage the root structure!

This Maple can be found at any sapling nursery, garden center or online. A good website that I have seen them at is at a wholesale sapling nursery; they have a wide selection and high prices which is hard to beat. Once it is ordered, they will deliver them straight to your doorstep with the highest quality and provide superb customer service they are hard to beat.

In sandy, well-drained soils slightly more may be required. In both cases water slowly and close to the trunk, so that the water soaks gradually into the root ball and doesn't just drain away into the surrounding in-fill soil. In well-drained soils water three times a week in summer during the first year and twice a week in colder weather.

The Blaze Red Maple is an excellent choice for any home or landscape to have because of the many rewards that can be reaped after you plant it. So if you are looking for a sapling that has little upkeep and gives you a gorgeous ruby red color, then the Blaze Red Maple is for you. Say Good-bye to spraying, pruning, continually watering and only a few months out of the year to enjoy then the Blaze Red Maple is an excellent choice to give you just that.

As one might expect, these functions come at the expense of much higher complexity as well as much, much higher cost. To the new nurseryman, there is little justification for so much more excellent added investment. Maintain your own environment with saplings if you want to stay in a smart environment.




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