How to Plant a Tree Video

by erica on October 25, 2007

Have you every wondered how to plant a tree? It sounds easy, but there are several important steps involved to make this process a success. This step-by-step video will help you plant a tree.

Did you know that planting a tree is an easy way to improve the value of your property? Did you know that there is more to planting a tree than digging a hole? This is all true according to Dan Miller, Senior Editor of Progressive Farmer Magazine. In this video, Dan Miller also suggests that you check with your local nursery before you get started for tips and the best trees for your area.

The October Glory Maple was the tree of choice planted in this how to video. Also used along with the tree were soil conditioner, slow release fertilizer, and pine straw. Tools used in the tree planting process were the pickax, shovel, hand pruners, and a rake.

Explicitly spelled out to the viewer are step by step-by-step instructions on choosing a location. Choosing a location involves avoiding power, phone, gas, and septic lines. Before planting a tree, it is important to figure out if the spot you want to plant the tree in is sunny or shady. It is necessary to locate the nearest source of water. You also must identify the type of soil that the tree will be planted in. There are very important steps in planting a tree and should be followed closely.

In this video, the importance of tree selection is discussed. Dan Miller points out that you must decide how big of a tree you want and what shape it should be. You must think about whether or not you want a tree that bears fruit. You must consider what color the tree will be when fall comes.

This video is very helpful and highly recommended. It is very basic and easy to understand. It is geared towards the beginning gardener. It also holds a great deal of visual appeal, as each step has been closely followed with the camera. You too should take 5 minutes and watch “How to Plant a Tree.”

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