Effects of planting depth on landscape tree survival and girdling root formation
C Wells, K Townsend, J Caldwell, D Ham… - Arboriculture & Urban …, 2006 - auf.isa-arbor.com
Landscape trees are frequently planted with their root collars below grade, a practice that
may predispose them to transplant failure and girdling root formation. The objective of the
present research was to examine the effect of planting depth on the health, survival, and root
development of two popular landscape trees, red maple (Acer rubrum) and Yoshino cherry
(Prunus× yedoensis). Trees were transplanted with their root flares at grade, 15 cm (6 in)
below grade, or 31 cm (12 in) below grade. Deep planting reduced the survival of Yoshino …
may predispose them to transplant failure and girdling root formation. The objective of the
present research was to examine the effect of planting depth on the health, survival, and root
development of two popular landscape trees, red maple (Acer rubrum) and Yoshino cherry
(Prunus× yedoensis). Trees were transplanted with their root flares at grade, 15 cm (6 in)
below grade, or 31 cm (12 in) below grade. Deep planting reduced the survival of Yoshino …
[引用][C] (114) Effects of Planting Depth on Landscape Tree Survival and Girdling Root Formation
C Wells, K Townsend, J Caldwell, D Ham… - …, 2005 - journals.ashs.org
Landscape trees are frequently planted with their root collars below grade, and it has been
suggested that such deep planting predisposes trees to transplant failure and girdling root
formation. The objective of the present research was to examine the effect of planting depth
on the health, survival, and root development of two popular landscape trees, red maple
(Acer rubrum) andYoshino'cherry (Prunus× yedoensis). Trees were transplanted with their
root flares at grade, 15 cm below grade or 31 cm below grade. Deep planting had a strong …
suggested that such deep planting predisposes trees to transplant failure and girdling root
formation. The objective of the present research was to examine the effect of planting depth
on the health, survival, and root development of two popular landscape trees, red maple
(Acer rubrum) andYoshino'cherry (Prunus× yedoensis). Trees were transplanted with their
root flares at grade, 15 cm below grade or 31 cm below grade. Deep planting had a strong …
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