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#3086434 - 12/19/12 07:43 AM Tree Fertilizer
TS_13
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What do people like? I have several trees that have not grown since being planted (roughly 3 yrs). My soil is poor, so fert will be in their future.

I just wanted to see what people like to use for this.

Thanks

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#3087058 - 12/19/12 02:28 PM Re: Tree Fertilizer [Re: TS_13]
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I've just used tree spikes and osmocote fertilizer and they've dine good
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#3087714 - 12/19/12 09:21 PM Re: Tree Fertilizer [Re: Hollar Hunter]
TS_13
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I have heard people using triple 10, I didnt know if triple 16 was too much.
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#3087842 - 12/19/12 10:48 PM Re: Tree Fertilizer [Re: TS_13]
Hunter 257W
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I've used the fertilize from The wildlife Group that I got with my trees. They have a Fruit Tree and OAk tree version.

Like you I planted some other trees a few years ago that stood there several years with no growth. Of course most of the blame is on me. I bought way too many and couldn't care for them properly. I didn't fertilize them and didn't do very good at keeping the grass killed back around them. They really took off though once I put Plantra tubes around them - I think they are equal to fertilize as far as stimulating growth. OF course they still need fertilize too.

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#3090776 - 12/21/12 08:14 PM Re: Tree Fertilizer [Re: TS_13]
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 Originally Posted By: TS_13
What do people like? I have several trees that have not grown since being planted (roughly 3 yrs). My soil is poor, so fert will be in their future.

I just wanted to see what people like to use for this.

Thanks


i use 13-13-13 around the base of the tree and use a bulb auger on a cordless drill to do a perimeter around the drip line and have gotten excellent results.
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