Tree Transplanting Newcastle
Branch Management are the experts in Tree Transplanting Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Port Stephens & the Hunter. We are leading the way with a professional team lead by Karen who is passionate, qualified, trained, and skilled enough to perform any Tree Transplanting required. Whether the tree is big or small, our team is capable of doing them all. Our crew have had years of experience tree transplanting Newcastle and just completed transplanting 81 Olive trees in the Hunter.
Benefits of Tree Transplanting Newcastle?
- To save them.
- Trees can be transplanted at any age as long as they are in good health. Why not preserve your asset!
- The tree is already mature.
- To complete a new development site with mature healthy trees.
- Benefit from the presence and the shade of a large tree.
- Save those trees with a long future.
- Trees that are exceptionally beautiful.
- Maintaining 1 large tree can supply enough oxygen for 4 people for 1 day.
- Home additions or renovations, adding a pool.
- The tree/shrub has outgrown its space.
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Caring for Trees after Transplanting
Now the hard work is done; it’s time for a few finishing touches and a couple of reminders. Below are some tips for care after transplanting:
- Watering your tree after transplanting is essential, but there’s no exact formula for how much and when. Factors such as soil texture, temperature, winds and the size of the tree itself make water quantity a moving target. To prevent root rot, keep the roots moist but not soggy. If there is no natural rainfall, plan on a deep watering every 12 to 14 days.
- Adding a 2- to 3-inch layer of mulch (no deeper) around the base of the new transplant will help retain moisture and moderate soil temperature which in turn will promote root growth. Keep the mulch pulled a couple of inches away from the trunk.
- Staking is recommended for larger trees. Use three stakes and make sure that the line or rope does not cut into the tree bark. Sliding the line through a section of garden hose makes a good cushion between line and bark. Also make sure the stakes are driven into solid ground. Remove the stakes after one year.
- Do not fertilise a newly-transplanted tree or shrub. The stress to acclimate to a new site is enough, fertilising will stimulate unwanted new growth. Wait one year before fertilising a newly-transplanted tree or shrub.
- Expect a transplanted tree or shrub to take several years to fully recover from being moved. The plant may not bloom or produce new growth until it adjusts to its new home.
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Shelley, Owner of Branch Management
We’ve had the privilege to work with some wonderful local businesses
From Port Stephens to Newcastle and the Hunter we have worked with local businesses such as LJ Hooker, Port Stephens Council, Defence Housing Australia, Transfield and many more.