Planting instructions |
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With underground anchoring |
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The planting hole must, depending
on the conditions, be significantly
larger than the rootball. |
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Tamp down the soil in the planting hole firmly. |
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Rest the tree against a suitable object to prevent damage to the branches. Wrap hessian sacking around the trunk to protect the bark, and then tie the sling around it. Carry the tree by the rootball (or trunk). |
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Drill the holes in the ground for the underground anchoring. |
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Use the sling to place the tree Only use the sling when the flow of sap has halted. |
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Drive the support poles firmly into the soil. |
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The top of the rootball must be ATTENTION: |
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Secure the poles firmly with
elasticated straps. These must also be attached securely to the poles. |
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Fill the Planting hole 1/3 full of soil. |  |
Tighten the straps and, if necessary, saw the support poles off at the desired height. |
With above ground anchoring |
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| Place the anchoring strips on the ground in such a way that you can precisely measure where the holes must be drilled in the ground. |
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Use the straps to tie the tree and pole to each other and drive the tree poles firmly into the ground. |
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| Securely attach the strap and strip with nails. |
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End result. |  |
Irrigation system: Drainage |
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Install the drainage tube just below ground level. |  |
Fill the planting hole and ensure that the ground is smooth and level. Allow the end of the tube to protrude above ground level. |
Irrigation system: Irrigation ridge |
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| Create a ridge of soil at ground level. The circle must be a little larger than the diameter of the rootball. |
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Important! |
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