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Planting a 2-Inch 'Forest Pansy' Redbud

Procedure

Hole: same depth as pot, 2× width.
Remove pot; loosen circling roots.
Backfill with native soil (no lime, no fertilizer).
Mulch 3 inches, gap at trunk.
Water: 1 gal every other day 2 weeks, then every 3rd day.
No fertilizer year one.

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