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  1. Irina GURIEVA, researcher sotr. FNTS them. Michurina, Michurinsk

    At the end of August, it's time to cut thujas, cypresses, spruces and junipers. Cut heel cuttings from well developed, semi-lignified shoots that have grown this year. Root them in the greenhouse. Use a mixture of peat and sand (1: 1) as a soil. Cover the "kids" with spruce branches for the winter, and transplant them to a permanent place in the spring.

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  2. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    - For the winter, I’m not harboring conifers. They tolerate winter well, only occasionally freeze or suffer from sunburn. Therefore, in February-March, I shade young plantings, and in April, I carefully cut or cut off dry and weak branches.
    Larger specimens in the winter periodically shake off the snow so that the branches do not break under its weight. In summer, in hot and dry weather, I water the young plantings. If I see that some bush loses its decorativeness, grows poorly, I feed it with Gumi fertilizer for conifers (according to the instructions) several times per

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  3. Marina

    I decided to create a green hedge of fir trees, began to plant them in a row along the border with neighbors, placing each tree in 30, see each other.

    I dig up seedlings in the forest (but do not consider me a poacher: they will soon pave the way, so everything will be cleaned to zero there). And what a thing I came across: all the Christmas trees rooted well, only one withered. I planted another there, but she did not take root. I dug up the earth, brought humus, planted a third - the same story. What kind of place is this unlucky? What is wrong with him?

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