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Years of hard work have gone into growing your plants, and when we hand them off to you, they are healthy and have been watered meticulously. Much like children, we hope for the best as they go off to their new homes and we have some tips on how you can nurture these plants so they live long and healthy lives in their new homes.
We have written down some thoughts on the best possible care for each type of plant in the documents found below. You can download these, or open and read online. If you have questions about something you have noticed on your plant, or if you are not sure if what you are doing is working, please reach out and we will help get you and your plants back on track! We are here to support you and help you give your plants the best possible start in their new home.
Perennial Planting & Care Guide_SecondNature (pdf)
DownloadTree Planting & Care Guide_SecondNature (pdf)
DownloadShrub Planting & Care Guide_SecondNature (pdf)
DownloadEvergreen Planting & Care Guide_SecondNature (pdf)
DownloadGrowing-Apples-in-WI-A3565 (pdf)
DownloadPollinator Habitat Assesment_web (pdf)
DownloadPruning Roses SNRC (pdf)
DownloadStaking Trees SNRC (pdf)
DownloadDeer Control SNRC (pdf)
DownloadOur trees plants have been cared for with love for years prior to going home with you. When you take the plant home, you are agreeing to care for it appropriately. We are here to answer questions, and there is a lot of information online about the specific plants you have purchased. Our Healthy Plant Assurance is listed below to further explain our assurance to you about our healthy plants.
Healthy Plant Assurance (pdf)
DownloadVisit the USDA's most recent Plant Hardiness Zone Map to find your zone, as the zones have changed in the last few years. We carry only plants that growers in our zones have planted and proven to be hardy for our area. Keep in mind that things like wind, soil type, soil moisture, and proper planting/watering techniques also play a key role in the success of your plantings.
Here are a few cases where a soil test would help you have the greatest success:
Ask us for a soil test bag and we will help you get the testing process started!
SOURCES: UW SOIL & FORAGE LAB, https://uwlab.soils.wisc.edu/resources/tree/, BackyardSidekick.com, Pennington.com
Aside from proper watering, knowing the soil composition and pH will help you make smarter choices when planting your trees and shrubs.
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