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I don't agree, Frans. I had a customer last season who was on his SECOND Dogwood tree (same spot), and could not understand why it was dieing ? Irrigation in place. When I (finally) dug up the tree, it was in a dish of water. IMO, trees can handle drought / drying out better than they can handle...

The biggest thing to me is no air pockets. Roots drying out is a problem >>> roots drowning in a pocket of water is a BIGGER problem. Irrigation is a thing of "NOW" . An air pocket is more likely to collect water than it is to dry out, IMO. "Slurrying" is a good way to ensure less air pockets...

That is / was exactly what prompted me to start this thread. Most trees will live a year, regardless of how they're planted. Unless you really screw it up bad, it'll live. They came out of the nursery half-dead. Part of it is a "numbers game" >>> If you plant 30 Arbs, I would bet $100 that 4 of...

I do some landscape installation. Mostly, I observe what other companies install. It's kinda crap. Really. My question is : Is it not worth it to instsall / plant properly than to "plug-n-play" and play the game of PR (Public Relations) ??? The numbers will tell you that it's worth it to just...