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Korean Fir Replanting

  • 23-06-2019 12:22pm
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    bobbyss
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    Planted a Korean Fir about five years ago maybe or less. Now it's about 6 foot. I want to replant it in September to a better location.

    Do they replant easily? Will it die if I do? What can I do to give it every chance of succeeding?


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    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    bobbyss wrote: »
    Planted a Korean Fir about five years ago maybe or less. Now it's about 6 foot. I want to replant it in September to a better location.

    Do they replant easily? Will it die if I do? What can I do to give it every chance of succeeding?

    Move it in late winter. Take as big a root ball as possible. Keep in mind that these can grow to 30ft.


  • #3
    bobbyss
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    Bradley Polite Soil wrote:
    Move it in late winter. Take as big a root ball as possible. Keep in mind that these can grow to 30ft.


    Thanks. Yes the size is one reason I want to change location. But do you think it will be ok? The reason I'm asking is because I will have to cut down a few other trees to make way for it. They look lovely I have to say.


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