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Planting pecan saplings in mid June

 
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Someone gave me a few small pecan trees but I know that now is not the ideal time to plant.
Any advice on how to give these a fighting chance, would be much appreciated!
 
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Plant them out, then five gallons of water per week for every tree.
 
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Joseph Lofthouse wrote:Plant them out, then five gallons of water per week for every tree.


Thank you! Will do!
 
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