Again, make sure you are controlling the weeds or they will be the ones benefiting from the fertilizer. Home Yard and garden Find plants Trees and shrubs Fertilizing evergreens Quick facts Foliage color, lack of flowering or overall vigor can be signs of when fertilizer is needed. Picea abies: Bareroot Norway Spruce Sapling Trees Soil Any well-drained except chalk Growing. Keep fertizer at least 6 inches away from the tree. Depending on the fertilizer you use you can injure the roots. The trees have lots of nutrients coming from the nursery. When you are ready to plant, remove the trees from the plastic and soak the roots in a bucket of water for 30 seconds. Are you controlling weeks around the trees?įinally, don't fertilize the trees until the year after plant. Last year it seemed like we had a wet spring and a dry summer and fall. Check the roots to make sure they are moist. With the trees you purchased this year, after you pick them up keep them in a cool area. In order to determine the effect of stocktype and cultivation treatment on the field performance (survival and growth) and physiological status of Picea abies in cutaway peatlands, small bare-root, large bare-root and containerised seedlings were planted in a deep ploughed and a control site. I would wait too see if they break bud before doing anything. Examine the buds too see if they are still green. We keep our bare root hedging in tubs of damp compost at the nursery.
They may have heated up in storage before you planted them, too dry or too wet during growing season and possibly they could have been damaged by the fertilizer application. Bare root plants: These plants can be planted anytime between November and March. Depending on when they lost their needles they could still be alive.
Fall planng is not recommended because recently planted seedlings are usually. There are a number of reasons they could have lost their needles. Spring planng is recommended for bareroot seedlings.
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