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  1. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    We planted a tanning skumpia in the spring of last year, when the threat of recurrent frosts had passed. The plant is unpretentious, it feels good even on stony soil, but it does not differ in winter hardiness. Therefore, towards the end of autumn, I mulch the trunk circle with a thick layer of peat or humus. In case of a harsh winter, you additionally need to cover the young seedling with non-woven material.

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  2. Masha

    The unpretentious Thunberg barberry was planted in October on an open sunny area. A 10 cm layer of sand was poured at the bottom of the landing pit.

    Water the plant regularly, gently loosen the soil in the near-stem circle. We feed only once a year, at the end of April, with complex mineral fertilizer (according to the instructions). The bush grows quickly, so we do not tighten with formative pruning.

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  3. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    Two years ago, in mid-autumn, a red maple sapling was planted in a slightly shaded area with fertile breathable soil. At the bottom of the planting pit, a crushed stone drainage was laid with a layer of 8 cm.

    In the spring, at the end of April, we feed the tree with complex mineral fertilizer (according to the instructions) and carry out sanitary pruning. Water as needed (about 15-20 liters of settled water per plant).

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