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QuestionWhy is it not advisable to cover the root flare?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerPlanting a tree too deep in the ground will kill it. Eventually, the tree will drown.
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QuestionWill roots grow through burlap?Community AnswerThey can over time given the strength of roots, but it is not advisable because it will disrupt the flow of oxygen and water drainage.
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QuestionWe have had a lot of rain recently, and the hole I dug has water in it. Do I need to wait for it to dry out before I plant my tree?Community AnswerTry draining it beforehand. You could drown the roots before they get a chance to grow.
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QuestionCould I plant a tree in a park?Community AnswerYou certainly can, but you'll likely need to run it by someone at the Parks Department first for permission.
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QuestionCan I plant a tree near a cesspool?Community AnswerYou can, but it would be better if you planted it in a clear, clean space.
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QuestionCan I plant a tree under a power line?Community AnswerNo, I would definitely not recommend this. As the tree grows, it would likely need to be severely trimmed to avoid interacting with or damaging the lines.
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QuestionHow far apart should I plant my Norway Spruce trees?Community AnswerA 2' tall potted tree can be over 10' tall in 5 years in good soil and with adequate moisture and weed and grass control around the base. Space a single row 14' apart, double row 16' apart, and multiple rows 20' or more apart.
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QuestionIf I want a specific fruit tree, is it necessary to purchase two for pollination reasons?Community AnswerNo. Just get the specific fruit tree you are looking for unless you are looking to cross pollinate ("create" your own fruit tree), then you will have to buy two trees of the fruit variety.
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QuestionShould I make water holes around my new trees?Community AnswerIf your tree will be growing in a narrow space, such as a berm or in particularly poor clay soil, then you may need water holes for your tree. Otherwise not.
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QuestionAre raised flower bed spaces able to be used for planting lemon tree plants?Community AnswerI think it should be fine, as long as they'll have enough room to spread. It may depend on the tree, though.
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QuestionHow wide should the hole be around a fruit tree when planting it?Community AnswerThe hole should be around the same measurements as your tree's roots. Make sure it’s not too big or too tight.
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QuestionHow much dirt do tree roots need?Community AnswerIt depends on the tree. Research the tree you plan to buy to determine its needs.
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QuestionHow do I cross pollinate a tree to get a new fruit tree?Community AnswerMost apple, plum, sweet cherry and pears are cross-pollinating or self-unfruitful. This means they need another tree for pollination, a tree that is within 100 feet and is a different variety of the same fruit.
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