Staking Unless necessary, trees should not be staked. Trees that are top heavy or on an exposed site should be staked to anchor their root balls so the roots can develop rapidly into surrounding sod. Drive three stakes i - Three Roots - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Staking Unless necessary, trees should not be staked. Trees that are top heavy or on an exposed site should be staked to anchor their root balls so the roots can develop rapidly into surrounding sod. Drive three stakes i Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-09-04 11:48:11 Open Document File Size: 717,87 KB Share Result on Facebook City Extension / Blacksburg / / Company National Water Quality Initiative Funds / / Currency USD / / Facility Virginia State University / College of Agriculture / Virginia Polytechnic Institute / State University / To plant / / IndustryTerm bark chips / energy / / Organization Division of Soil and Water Conservation / Department of Horticulture / Virginia State University / State University / U.S. Department of Agriculture / Virginia Cooperative Extension Office / Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation / Virginia Tech / Polytechnic Institute / College of Agriculture and Life Sciences / / Person Mark A. McCann / Horticulture / Alma C. Hobbs / Va / Alex Niemiera / / Position Treasurer / Gardener / Extension Master Gardener / Director / Virginia Cooperative Extension / Administrator / specialist / / ProvinceOrState Virginia / / Technology bark chips / / URL http / SocialTag Sustainable gardening Composting Organic gardening Water conservation Pavements Root Mulch Soil Gardening Agriculture

Staking Unless necessary, trees should not be staked. Trees that are top heavy or on an exposed site should be staked to anchor their root balls so the roots can develop rapidly into surrounding sod. Drive three stakes iAdd to Reading List