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- Transplanting the hazelnut - not so easy
- Difficulties that often arise
- When is the best time to transplant?
- And now put into action
- Tips & Tricks
Transplanting the hazelnut - not so easy
The hazelnut was planted in the wrong place? Has it displaced other plants or was it even bigger than expected? There are many reasons to replant a hazelnut. But how do you do it right?
Difficulties that often arise
Many gardeners regard hazelnut as a nuisance in their home garden, as their mass of foothills occupy a much too large territory. It is their offshoots that make transplanting more difficult or even a senseless action. The old site is often taken again with the help of root spurs ...
The transplanting of hazelnut can continue to be problematic due to the deep root system. The entire root system of an old hazelnut can be hard to dig up again. Therefore, the hazelnut quickly loses parts of their roots when transplanting. But do not worry: As a rule, the hazelnut is extremely robust and can not be easily destroyed.
When is the best time to transplant?
The best time to transplant the hazelnut - regardless of whether hazelnut or hazelnut tree - is on frost-free days between the end of October and January. The plant should be in its resting phase (non-leafy state). From January, the transplanting should not happen anymore, because the hazelnut in February is in its heyday and the transplanting would cost her extra power.
In addition, it is better to replant the hazelnut at a young age than in old age. The older the plant is, the more time-consuming the effort will be. The reason: Over the years, the roots are becoming more and more broad and deep. In the worst case, only an excavator can help ...
And now put into action
To keep the hazelnut alive, its root system should be at least 50 cm deep. Arrived at the new location, the following should be done:
Tips & Tricks
Generally, it is not recommended to replant the hazelnut. Once taken a location, it is difficult to leave again without leaving a trace.