A couple years ago I sent you a picture of a crispy leaf from the tree. The tree did not look too well. Your recommendation was the Eastern Red Bud tree was not acclimated to our environment and to get a Western Red
Bud tree or another tree.
My post on eastern redbud
Second post on eastern redbud
My post on eastern redbud
Second post on eastern redbud
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Eastern redbud after following a landscapers advice and deep water it pushing salts below the roots |
After paying for the tree and having the
hole dug and planted I decided to give it another try.
A landscaper told me later that the tree does not like our salty soils and to leach the soil around the tree once a month.
As you know that pushes the salt below the root line. The tree perked up after I started doing that.
Here is a picture I took this spring. Earlier in the spring the tree was filled with pink blossoms. So that’s my success story.
A landscaper told me later that the tree does not like our salty soils and to leach the soil around the tree once a month.
As you know that pushes the salt below the root line. The tree perked up after I started doing that.
Here is a picture I took this spring. Earlier in the spring the tree was filled with pink blossoms. So that’s my success story.
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