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barcham.co.uk

<p>This is the perfect solution for slow-release watering of newly planted trees! The Barcham Hydration bag is zipped around the tree's stem, so staking is unnecessary.</p> <p>The premium hydration bag takes clean (tap) water to fill it, and the bags are long-lasting. </p> <p>It holds 70 litres of water, which is filled through an opening at the top. The watering bag releases water very slowly over 3-5 hours, reducing the watering frequency to once every 3-5 days for the first two seasons after planting.</p> <p>They have two metal eyelets at the top of the zip for security if needed.</p> <p><strong>Please note: </strong>These Hydration Bags are not recommended for trees with a girth of 8-10cm or less or that are unsecured/staked after planting.</p> <p>They are suitable for our Medium trees upwards.</p> <p>We guarantee our tree watering bags for one season of use. While we expect that you will be able to use the bags for further seasons, unfortunately, we cannot guarantee them after this time. As with any product for outdoor use, they will be subject to wear and tear from the elements beyond our control. It is advisable to remove the bags over the winter period when they are not in use and store them in a safe place, ready to reuse next season.</p>

grevilleas.com.au

Watering your plants may appear to be an easy task, but it is one of the most common mistakes that plant lovers do. Too much water might drown the roots, while too little can cause decaying and delayed growth. The trick is learning how to adjust your watering habits based on the changing seasons. South […]

huntertrees.com

We are a wholesale producer of premier field-grown and container trees for landscape contractors & trade distributors. Rooted in excellence since 1999.

meadowlarknursery.com

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millfarmtrees.co.uk

Yew (Taxus baccata) is the classic British "King" hedging plant for creating a formal evergreen hedge or topiary. With its dark green narrow leathery leaves the Yew also makes an excellent backdrop to any herbaceous border. Yew can be hard pruned and is an excellent plant for shaping and clipping to desired requirements. Yew hedge plants are slow growing and easily maintained, requiring clipping once a year in late summer to maintain a dense hedge. Trim Yew plants side shoots leaving the main stem until the height of desired hedge is reached,  this provides a denser growth. Water well when young and in dry spells. The Yew bears small red fruits which are attractive to birds. However, the leaves are poisonous making the Yew unsuitable for hedging where there are animals grazing. The Yew is shade tolerant but does not like waterlogged soil. Yew grows faster when young, water well until established, then Yew becomes a tidy hedge which will last for a very long time.  Taxus baccata can reach 400 to 600 years of age. Some specimens live longer but the age of yews is often overestimated. The yew is often found in churchyards in England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, France and northern areas of Spain. For Sales and Advice, or further details on our range of Yew hedge plants (Taxus baccata) please call us on 01798 831008, or Email Us at Sales@millfarmplants.co.uk  

plantsbeautifulnursery.com

we're a central minnesota tree grower selling wholesale and retail nursery stock; live topiary trees, evergreen trees and shade trees in the midwest.