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MY county's soil and water district tree sale dips their bareroots in that hydro gel. Helps the pines and spruces with my heavy clay soil.
Everytime a member buys a tractor, they make a mess somewhere for the first year or two. One guy dug the snot out of the fire pit and disturbed the soil around it. I did alot of brushwork, got the fire going good until it was all glowing and time to call it a night. Hosed the snot out of it with the sump pump in the swamp. Took all that nice black charcoal looking stuff and spread it all around the baren sand in the little lawn area. Clover n oats grew great there. Been the best the lawn has seen in years.
Trees arent cray expensive, but time is ticking. ON my heavy clay I use a bale of peat moss to every 2-4 trees. Depending on how much I like the spot or how big I till it up. That stuff is worth it. Sandy soil folks might appreciate manure a bit more. On nicer tree plantings at sandy camp, I bring a 5 gallon bucket of clay soil. Helps retain moisture.
Everytime a member buys a tractor, they make a mess somewhere for the first year or two. One guy dug the snot out of the fire pit and disturbed the soil around it. I did alot of brushwork, got the fire going good until it was all glowing and time to call it a night. Hosed the snot out of it with the sump pump in the swamp. Took all that nice black charcoal looking stuff and spread it all around the baren sand in the little lawn area. Clover n oats grew great there. Been the best the lawn has seen in years.
Trees arent cray expensive, but time is ticking. ON my heavy clay I use a bale of peat moss to every 2-4 trees. Depending on how much I like the spot or how big I till it up. That stuff is worth it. Sandy soil folks might appreciate manure a bit more. On nicer tree plantings at sandy camp, I bring a 5 gallon bucket of clay soil. Helps retain moisture.