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Planting 6-ft White Paper Birch: Hole, Mulch, Water, No Staking

Procedure

Hole 2× root ball width, same depth.
Remove burlap/wire.
Backfill native soil.
Mulch 3 inches, no volcano.
Water 1 inch every 3rd day 4–6 weeks, then weekly.
No fertilizer year one.
Staking not needed unless extremely windy.

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