Shall I remove pea-sized rocks and gravels from soil before planting a flowering cherry?
I plan to plant a flowering cherry (upright form) in the edge of my garden, but there are quite a lot pea-sized rocks and gravels in the soil (as shown in the pics). I wonder if I need to clean all of them before planting a young cherry?
As there was a well grow Jasminum nudiflorum in there , I wonder can flowering cherry grow in this kind of soil?
Thanks a lot for all answers!
As there was a well grow Jasminum nudiflorum in there , I wonder can flowering cherry grow in this kind of soil?
Thanks a lot for all answers!
Surface
Subsurface
There is a layer between surface and subsurface around the hole for planting tree. Should I remove it?
The plot and the previous Jasminum nudiflorum's root.
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by: Jimmy
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Posted: April 1, 2015
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