Q&A – Is it okay to transplant my magnolia tree when it has blossoms?
Question:
Is it okay to transplant my magnolia tree when it has blossoms?
Answer:
Magnolia trees are best transplanted when they are dormant. University of Memphis Director of Landscape Joellen Dimond says when transplanting a young tree you should try to dig up the majority of the root system and water it in well.
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Is it okay to transplant my magnolia tree when it has blossoms?
Answer:
Magnolia trees are best transplanted when they are dormant. University of Memphis Director of Landscape Joellen Dimond says when transplanting a young tree you should try to dig up the majority of the root system and water it in well.
Related Videos:
Are pine needles a good mulch under a magnolia tree?
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Related Resources:
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Growing Southern Magnolia