Transplanting trees and shrubs
The first step
When you first moved into your new house, you had plans to make the yard more inviting with the help of a few trees and some small shrubs.
Transplanting Maple Saplings
and other Seedling Trees
November25,1998 I have about 6 maple saplings that I would like to transplant to other areas of my yard.
Transplanting Tomatoes
Growing tomatoes from seed and transplanting them into your garden.
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Transplanting bougainvillea plants
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We live in Sydney and have a large existing Bougainvillea plant that is planted hard up against the house. We are considering moving it to our pool area.
Transplanting Irises
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Iris rhizomes should be divided and transplanted in late July or August so they have a chance to develop a good root system before cold weather sets in.
Transplanting Perennials
Follow these tips on how to best transplant perennials.
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Transplanting plants
Transplanting consists in removing propagated plants, whether from seeds, cuttings, or grafts, according to their kinds and other circumstances to a situation prepared to receive them.
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When transplanting, seedlings in peat pots, peat blocks, or on sod squares are not removed but are planted intact, container and all. This avoids any transplanting shock.
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TRANSPLANTING HYDRANGEAS
Most people know that "transplanting" means digging a plant up from one location and planting it in another.
Transplanting a tree may mean moving soil-borne bacterial problems from place to place. If you're in doubt as to the health of your tree or shrub, consult a professional before proceeding with the transplant.
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Transplanting into the Garden
It's necessary to plant bedding plants as soon as the danger of frost is past or when the soil warms sufficiently.
Transplanting TLC. This is no month to leave the garden unattended. Young transplants need daily care. Start a flat of lettuce for transplanting next month, and keep young transplants and seedlings shaded from the harsh sun.
Transplanting
The process of digging up a plant and planting it in another location is transplanting. Transplanting is also sometimes used to describe planting from containers into garden soil or into larger pots.
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Transplanting and Care
When the seeds sprout, remove the plastic. In a few days, the seedlings will crowd each other. Tip the pot and gently pour the seedlings and potting soil out onto a clean surface.
Transplanting Tips
- Gently remove transplants from their containers by turning them upside down and squeezing from the bottom rather than pulling them from the top.
Transplanting Tomatoes
Following is a step by step guide to transplanting tomatoes.
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Transplanting hardy annuals
Once the milder weather arrives, remove cloches from overwintered hardy annuals and start to move the plants to their final flowering positions in the garden.
Transplanting. When to transplant seedlings depends on what you are growing. As a general rule of thumb, transplant when the young plant develops its "true leaves"... the first or second set to appear after the initial "germination leaves.
Transplanting outside
Most annuals (those that are killed by frost and need warm soil and air to thrive) should be transplanted after the last average frost date. Don't be in a rush to get them outside if the long-term forecast looks threatening.
Transplanting: Shifting a plant from one soil or growing medium to another.
Trellis: A structure, usually made from interwoven pieces of wood, bamboo or metal that supports many types of climbing plants such as sweet peas, grapevines and ivy.
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Transplanting
Sometimes a conifer will outgrow its location or you may decide that it really would look better on the other side of the yard.
Transplanting When a plant is grown from seed to a young age and then moved to another place.
Transplanting: Once the weather has warmed up, you can start "hardening off" your seedlings by gradually exposing them to the great outdoors. They have been pampered with warm temperatures, plenty of light and consistent water.
Timely Transplanting
Even drought-tolerant plants need water during the first few weeks after transplanting, because their ability to survive with scant moisture depends in part on the presence of mature, far-reaching roots.
Transplanting roses is a little trickier than transplanting other plant varieties. Start by thoroughly soaking the rose bush so that you can remove it without disturbing any of the roots.
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TRANSPLANTING: The process of digging up a plant and moving it to another location.
TREATED SEEDS: Seeds that have been protected against diseases. They are toxic.
TREE: A woody plant with a distinct central trunk.
TRANSPLANTING:
After the danger of frost is past and temperatures are consistently above 50° F at night and 65°F during the day, transplant your tomatoes into the garden. Space them as directed on seed packets or plastic inserts.
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TRANSPLANTING - The process of digging up a plant and moving it to another location. This should be done in the late Fall, when the plant is dormant.
TREE - A woody plant with a distinct central trunk. Compare shrub.
At transplanting time, it's best to get melons 'between the sheets'; namely, a groundcovering of mulch underneath and a translucent floating row cover overtop.
If transplanting your seed started plants into large containers, lift them gently by holding a leaf and gently prying loose dirt beneath. Holding the plant by the stem can cause damage to the plant.
When transplanting outdoors, space plants three feet or more apart. In warm areas where there is no frost or freezes, pick a place where you want it to grow for many years.
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When transplanting or thinning, leave 12" to 24" between plants. Plant in rows 24"' to 30" apart.
Beds: when planting in beds, allow 18" to 24" between each plant, or seed thinly using row cover for protection. Thin to 18" to 24" apart.
When transplanting, put in a bamboo cane and train the plant to it as it grows.
When transplanting a magnolia it is best to move as large a block of undisturbed soil as possible and the resulting stress will be proportionally less.
When transplanting seedlings, always hold by the leaves rather than the stems, because the stems are very delicate. Plant them 50cms apart, give them a drink and watch them grow.
After transplanting, bearded iris need time to establish a root system before freezing weather sets in.
Before transplanting outdoors, help the seedlings to become acclimated to the climate by hardening them off. When the weather begins to permit, put the vigorous seedlings outside in their containers for a short period, then bring them back in.
Soil: When transplanting from and in-ground garden gently remove as much soil from around the roots as possible and transplant into a container of potting soil.
Pricking out - transplanting and potting on
4-6 weeks after sowing, the seedlings should have produced their second set of leaves.
You can use them to warm the soil before sowing or transplanting. To do this, put them out a week or two before you actually want to plant or sow. There are a wide variety of cloche types available, large and small.
It`s a great time of year to be transplanting plants and it makes you feel fantastic.
I always do the majority of my planting in Winter chiefly because it`s when the dormant and bare-rooted plant material becomes readily available.
Smaller, denser plants are likely to adjust to transplanting more easily. Avoid any plants that have soft or discolored places. Avoid any that have insect or disease damage.
If you can, pull down the pot.
For a week before transplanting outdoors, water less, do not fertilize and lower the surrounding temperature. If in solid flats, use a sharp knife and cut the soil into a square around each plant - like cutting a pan of brownies.
The amount of time it takes to mature a plant from seed or transplanting, its leaf and rooting patterns, light, and nutrient requirements are major factors when planning an intensive garden.
Buying Strawberries for Transplanting
The best time to purchase strawberry plants is autumn. Find end of season plants at dirt-cheap prices or order new plants for spring delivery.
My feeling is that the effort and uncertainty of the venture would certainly put me off even experimenting with transplanting of thinnings for these vegetables.
A spading fork is a wonderful tool for transplanting and aerating; two together make such a wonderful device for splitting grasses and perennials that I have always had two hand forks (stab them back to back at the point you want to split and work ...
Place a couple tablespoons of transplanting fertilizer into each planting hole, mix with the soil, and plant the strawberry plants one by one. With one hand on the plant's root ball, lower a plant into the mouth of the pot.
Remember that the plant's roots need to be cleaned before transplanting to a hydroponic system. This is especially important if a plant is ever going from a soil-based situation to hydroponics.
CHAPTER VI SUCCESSFUL TRANSPLANTING
Time to Transplant - Age and Size of Plants - Condition of Plant -
Location - Digging the Plant - Planting - Care After Transplanting.
CHAPTER VII GROWING HIBISCUS IN CONTAINERS
Soil Mixes - Fertilizing.
For chemical control measures, soil drenches applied shortly before or after transplanting will also give good protection. One to four months later, a program of regular fungicide drenches or foliar sprays should be started.
 See also: Transplant, Planting, Plant, Soil, Water
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