Planting in a hole only as wide as the root ball prevents root expansion. UGA's Dr. Tim Smalley teaches loosening soil in a wide area and untangling roots.
Air pockets, mold, and slugs around root balls indicate poor installation. Replanting correctly yields vigorous growth.
Resource: UGA "Planting Procedures for Ornamental Plants."
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