Landscape designer Ruth Foster gives a quick "how-to" on planting techniques using the shrubs for the Elizabethan-inspired garden as examples. A shrub is placed in a shallow hole, one inch higher than the grade. Compost and peat moss are added to the soil. A deep basin is created around the base of the tree and it is thoroughly soaked with water two times.
Moving a shrub can be a relatively quick and easy project. For bigger shrubs, recruit a helping hand. Step 1: Dig the hole for the shrub's new location Dig the larger than the root ball of the shrub that you are transplanting
alternative, a good planting mix can be created by combining one-half good topsoil with one-half of a formulated tree and shrub planting mix. If existing soil conditions are optimal for planting, reduce the recommended amount of soil amendments accordingly
mulch. Step 7: Wrap shrubs in burlap to prevent frost consider wrapping your shrubs in burlap. The plant should frame and placed over the shrub to protect it against the winter elements. Shield shrubs with a burlap-covered