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 08-19-2005, 22:01 Post: 115128
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What Art mentioned is for containerized plants only and not balled and burlaped. Balling a tree does not make the roots circle, only containment does that. The burlap should stay on if it is real burlap. Only the synthetic should be removed. Real, even treated burlap will rot away in short order. A b and b tree in a garden center in spring will need rewrapped by fall just to sell it. Same for the twine. Synthetic goes, sisal stays. Leaving the basket on is better. The holes are 6 inches wide. How big a root will it take to be strangled. Ever seen barbed wire encased in a tree. Removing the wire, rope and burlap leaves the possibility for a tree already in shock by loosing 75 percent of its roots during digging to have the remainder damaged as the tree sways and the earthen ball cracks and rips roots.






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Believe me, the burlap did not kill those trees. If it was natural and it did not decompose, there is a big problem with the soil, no water or no oxygen. The roots would have gone right through the burlap and into the soil and only after the restriction seriously choked the roots would it have possibly died. That is not easy for non rotted burlap to do in the short term. There are accepted nursery standards for planting from the American Nursery Association and they would not have people planting things in burlap if it killed them. I despise burlap in my Garden center because it won't last from March to September without rotting off and making me have to rewrap it. I now only do B&B for christmas trees in the fall with treated burlap , and I blow out any remaining in the Spring real quick.






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