PDF-Planning before planting ensures that the right tree or shrub is plant

1 2 Adapted from International Society of Arboriculture146s illustration of proper planting techniques for new trees than root ball and have shallow 147saucershaped148 sidesRemove any weed. Plant Material Maintenance. Transplanting Systems. Bare Root. Containers. Ball and Burlap. Tree Spade. Bare Root. Dormant plants usually planted in early spring.. Advantages. Light . weight.. Low . cost.. Mark J. Platten. CSU Extension Director, Teller County. . Planting Seedlings. Best time is early spring before they break dormancy – beginning of March to end of May. Late fall, October is also a good time.. Vickie Norris & Nicky Puttick. The Silvanus Trust. 4. th. July 2014. Content. Background. Methods. Results. Conclusions. Key messages. Background . On behalf of Woodland Trust (WT). Conducted in 2012. Monitoring . TREE HEALTH MONITORING . PROJECT PARTNERS. TRCA JURISDICTION. PLANTING EFFORTS IN THE . TRCA JURISDICTION. From 2008 to 2012, TRCA and its volunteers have planted 1,718,270 native trees, shrubs and aquatic plants within TRCA watersheds in an effort to:. Marketing Campaign. If you have a question, type it here! . Webinar Semantics. Nicole Wise. Holganix. Head of Marketing. Email: Nwise@holganix.com. Phone: 866-56-EARTH . ext. 300. Agenda. Why tree and shrub?. Describe . the factors involved in selecting appropriate landscape plants.. Explain the general guidelines for purchasing healthy landscape plants.. Compare and contrast the planting procedures for . Roads for Water and Resilience. ROAD SIDE PLANTING. . Benefits of road side planting (1). Reduced soil erosion: holds soils in place . R. emove . dust and other pollutants . from . the air, protecting crops and road-side . 1 Yore Vision’s latest tree planting has been in Great and Little Ouseburn. Wherever possible we are planting native trees. In Great Ouseburn native trees include oak, ash, wild cherry, alde . Outline. 1. Introduction. 2. Benefits of roadside planting. 3. Road dust problems . 4. Retaining dust with roadside vegetation. 5. Planning road side plantations. 6. Implementation phase. 7. Maintenance. The Integrated . Watershed Management . Approach. A Green Belt Movement Experience. Overall . Objective. To restore the degraded watersheds . of . key water catchments / forest . ecosystems . so . as to improve their functions . Parking Lotsor Similar‘Hardscape’Planting Strips/Verges2’ - 4’More than 4’**NearUtility LinesVisibility LARGE TREE GROUPMature HeightMore than 50’ TREE SPECIES RECOMMENDA – 3824(Online) An Open Access, Online International Journal Available at http://www.cibtech.org/jps.htm 2014 Vol. 3 (3) July - September, pp. 87 - 101 / R o y et al. Research Article SORAWAYKESTREL STREETKELLY FARM DRIVESitting areaPark shelter/Wigwam and central medicine wheel plazaWood play structureWood stick 145Forest146Natural bermSenior Junior playgroundEntrance featureSwing Frank Cruz. Horticulturist. Asexual Propagation. Does not involve the exchange of genetic material. Genetically identical to the parent. Asexual propagation includes:. - . Cuttings, layering, division, grafting, budding, & tissue culture.