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Content
- So plant a robinia properly
- The choice of Robinia species
- The site
- Point of time
- Instructions for planting a robinia
The Robinie likes to like the sun
So plant a robinia properly
The robinia, also called mock acacia, is a popular deciduous tree, which is also suitable for private land. Are you considering purchasing a copy? Then you should inform yourself in advance exactly about the requirements and requirements. The following guide gives you helpful tips and shows you, among other things, how to plant a robinia.
The choice of Robinia species
Robinia occur as a tree or in shrub form. The former species has a fairly high growth. This feature should be included in your decision. If your garden does not provide sufficient space, special breeding forms such as the Kugelrobinie are a sensible alternative. Also consider the toxicity of the mock acacia. If infants or pets eat from the bark of the deciduous tree, you should consider carefully your decision to plant a robinia.
The site
With regard to the soil, the robinia is rather undemanding. Although it also grows on dry sandy or pebbly soils, nutrient-rich, loose soil promotes healthy growth. However, the chosen location should be sunny and sheltered from the wind.
Point of time
At the right time it is crucial in which form you have purchased your robinia. Container plants can be planted all year round. Only a frost-free ground is required. Traditional Robinia is best planted in the spring or autumn. From the first mentioned variant, the deciduous tree benefits even more, because he has enough time until the upcoming winter to form a root system.
Instructions for planting a robinia
- Check the space and make sure you have enough space when locating. Loosen the soil at the desired place and enrich it with some compost. Lift out a hole with twice the diameter of the root ball. The stock should remain on the surface. Now refill the hole and water the deciduous tree support the young robinia with small piles for a healthy, upright growth and a preventive wind protection