Beech Hedge.

Could anyone tell me please,if it is possible to re-plant one,which has died.
The hedge was planted about 18months ago and thriving,apart from this particular one.
Thanks in advance dg

09:41 Sat 23rd Apr 2011

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RATTER15	Best Answer I'm sure it will be fine, just give that one a little extra attention as it will be competing for nutrients with the other more established trees.
10:05 Sat 23rd Apr 2011 Go To Best Answer

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RATTER15

Re plant a hedge or just one tree? I see no problem with just planting one tree, when planting young trees, one will often die off, just replace it with a healthy specimen.

daftgrandad

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Thanks RATTER.
It is just one small tree.All the rest are fine,so thought about taking one of those.Would this be ok ?

RATTER15

I'm sure it will be fine, just give that one a little extra attention as it will be competing for nutrients with the other more established trees.

daftgrandad

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Many thanks again RATTER.
I will do that,as soon as the ground gets a bit softer.
Have a good Easter weekend
Kind regards dg

ttfn

dg - dont forget to dig a deep hole and water really well, allowing time for all the liquid to drain away. Then add some more soil and water as before, repeat this again until the desired level for planting is reached. Once the tree is planted mulch over it. The tree should be able to thrive wiithin the well-watered soil.

daftgrandad

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Thanks very much ttfn.
Will follow the kind advice given by both of you.
Regards dg

RATTER15

ttfn, to much fussing around Woman, to much fussing!! :-)

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