Re: red sunset maple trees

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Posted by Ruth on July 05, 2003 at 14:33:50:

In Reply to: Re: red sunset maple trees posted by M. D. Vaden on July 04, 2003 at 12:30:48:

: May depend on where you live.

: If I planted those in Beaverton, Oregon last fall, they could probably take 5 days of 90 degree weather now with no problem.

: If they were planted in December after root growth stopped, that would be different.

: Is there mulch?

: See our watering advice at www.mdvaden.com

: Click ADVICE, then the Landscape Advice, then the last topic on watering - enlarge the photo to read the notes.

: Also, read the mulch topic (may say mulch or barkdust)

: M. D. Vaden of Oregon - www.mdvaden.com

: PS - Remember, Oregon is fairly moderate. Long dry summers, but not tremendous amounts of 90 degree weather - 100s is very uncommon.

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: : May depend on where you live.

: : If I planted those in Beaverton, Oregon last fall, they could probably take 5 days of 90 degree weather now with no problem.

: : If they were planted in December after root growth stopped, that would be different.

: : Is there mulch?

: : See our watering advice at www.mdvaden.com

: : Click ADVICE, then the Landscape Advice, then the last topic on watering - enlarge the photo to read the notes.

: : Also, read the mulch topic (may say mulch or barkdust)

: : M. D. Vaden of Oregon - www.mdvaden.com

: : PS - Remember, Oregon is fairly moderate. Long dry summers, but not tremendous amounts of 90 degree weather - 100s is very uncommon.




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