Newly planted 3-inch diameter ponderosa pines need 1 inch of water per week (measure with a pan under sprinkler). Mulch 3 inches deep, no fertilizer first year. Deer rubbing antlers on young aspens can girdle and kill them if bark is removed full-circle. Clean wound edges, don't use wound paint. Protect trees with 6–8 ft angled fencing, tree guards, or repellents (soap bags). Deer return to same spots, so protection must be maintained.
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