Method for transplanting evergreen tree

Abstract

The invention discloses a holly transplanting method. The method comprises the following steps: from the last ten days of March to the first ten days of April, watering the nursery thoroughly 3 to 5 days before digging the holly; during the digging, digging a root clay ball 6 to 8 folds of the breast diameter of the holly, and the binding the root clay ball through grass ropes; digging the original pit where the holly is dug a little bit larger, then putting back the dug holly into the original pit, spraying nutrient solution around the clay ball, filling up soil around the clay ball, watering the clay ball thoroughly, then covering the clay ball with straw, and frequently spraying water onto the straw so as to keep a wet status of the clay ball; when the new root grows to 2 to 3cm from the first ten days of June to the second ten days of June, digging the holly together with the clay ball, and transporting the holly to a planting place for planting. The holly transplanting method avoids the problems of the secondary root damage during the holly transplantation and the low survival rate caused by the transplantation through directly holly digging. The method not only improves the transplanting survival rate, but also greatly reduces the recovery phase of the transplanted tree, rapidly reaches the expected landscape effects and saves the management cost.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of tree planting, and in particular relates to a method for transplanting holly trees. Background technique [0002] At present, known holly tree transplantation has two kinds of methods. One is to dig ditches around the crown of the tree 1 to 2 years before planting and cut the roots. Since the time span from this kind of root removal to transplanting and planting is too long, the length of new roots will also increase, so that during the transplanting process, by digging trees, bandaging , transportation, and planting will cause secondary damage to the roots of the trees (because the new roots are tender, brittle, and easy to break), which will have a great impact on the survival and recovery of the trees. The most typical example is that the trees are half dead. It is a pity to dig them up , keeping it unsightly; Another method is to directly dig the tree, bandage, transport, and plant it. Due to the dam...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a method for transplanting holly trees, so as to overcome the disadvantages of low survival rate and slow recovery speed of trees caused by the existing holly tree transplantation.