By Lindsay Campbell
December 6, 2020
Source: Modern Farmer
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Planting
According to Michigan State University, seedlings or transplants must be planted outdoors in the dormant season around early fall or late spring. Dig a hole the same size the seedling was planted at the nursery or in its current container. If you don’t know the depth, look for a change in color on the trunk to know where the surface level is.
Place the seedling in the hole and spread its little roots apart to ensure they aren’t crowded. Cover the hole back up and pack the soil firmly to exclude any air. If you are planting multiple trees, ensure there is a 7-8 feet space between each one.
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