Success requires intact root balls and minimal desiccation.
Width = 9–12″ per inch trunk diameter; Depth = 6″ per inch. For ½″ trunk: 5–6″ wide, 3″ deep. For 1″ trunk: 9–12″ wide, 6″ deep.
Early spring (before bud break) or early fall (6+ weeks before freeze).
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