Tree Day! What kind and how to plant. Mixed Oak Grows in sun and some partial shade. Prefers moist soil. Can grow from 50 to 100 feet tall.

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Tree Day! What kind and how to plant

Mixed Oak Grows in sun and some partial shade. Prefers moist soil. Can grow from 50 to 100 feet tall.

Oak Tree Benefits Acorns in fall for wildlife Roots to hold soil in place Wind break

Crabapple Trees Grows 6 to 10 feet tall Likes sunny to partial shade. Many near edges of forests/woods. Can become dense and be a good barrier.

Crabapple Tree Benefits Deer, Turkey and other wildlife eat the apples. Beautification of environment. Great border trees.

White Spruce Coniferous tree (produces cones) Grows in almost all conditions Stays green all year long

White Spruce Benefits Provides seeds and cover for wildlife Good windbreak when bunched together Deer do not like to eat this tree

Planting guidelines Keep roots moist until ready to plant Plant ASAP Dig a hole that the roots can fit in without being too deep or too shallow The top of the root and bottom of the trunk Fill hole half way with dirt Gently pack dirt in & give it some water Fill in the rest of the hole and water a little more

Caring for the Tree Try to water the tree weekly to promote root growth and development Use mulch around the base of the tree without touching it Make sure mom and dad know where the tree is located so they do not cut it down by mistake

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