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Step 1: Dig the planting hole.
Dig the hole as deep as, and 2-3 times as wide as the root ball. It is important that the root flare (the point where trunk widens and becomes roots) remains above the surface of the soil. To prevent air pockets below the tree, create a small mound of soil in the base of the hole and tamp down (press firmly but do not over-compact the soil) to prevent the tree from settling.

Step 2: Massage/loosen/trim the roots.
Roots should ideally radiate out straight from the center of the root ball. Lay the tree on its side and work gloved fingers in deeply to loosen and free the roots. Cut off any circling roots to prevent girdling (when circling roots get bigger, grow around the base of the tree and cut-off the flow of water and nutrients to other parts of the tree).

Step 3: Place the tree in the center of the hole.
The tree has only one chance to be planted properly so make sure the depth and position is correct before filling in the soil.

Step 4: Build a soil berm.
A soil berm is a mound encircling the tree, 10-12 inches from the trunk, which creates a basin or bowl that will hold approximately 10 gallons of water.

Step 5: Stake the tree.
Two ‘lodge pole’ stakes are used to help the young tree grow up straight until the roots are established.

Step 6: Tie the tree.
Ties should be placed at the lowest point on the trunk where the tree can be held straight, generally about 4 feet from the ground.

Step 7: Water the tree thoroughly!
Fill the basin with water and reinforce the berm if needed.

Step 8: Add Mulch.
Cover the soil 2-3 feet around the tree base with 3-5 inches of mulch to retain moisture, suppress weeds and improve soil composition

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