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where trees of some height
frost l ocaliti
become the overwood in coppice with standa
to enable one species to hold its own against
quicker growth
The planting out is
generally accomp
sy stem
with
a dv a ntages can
dis
so that they af
to a limited extent
embedded in
time of the year
frozen
nor too wet
a re not embedd ed in a ball of earth
a nted
pl
ith success
a re
with c
but
r e success in the c a se of large operations
en su
ilvicul tural planting
a lways be chosen
The most favou
the characte
should be avoided
a ssimilating activity and most sensitive to a c h ange of con
especi
r om autumn to spring
f
h out that period
throug
a ble
favour
r able p a rt of this pe r iod
favou
that practically the choice lies b
ach o f these two seasons has its advantages and d
a nd the question
a s been much deb a ted
h
TI F I
I AL F ORMA TI O N
AR
s
for filling up bla
a venues
for
after
a nied by more or less inj ury to the root
a tempor a ry interruption of the growth
by speci
ect the further develop
long
a ball of e a rth
provided the soil is in
dry )
r ovid ed the operation is perfo r m
p
a s this involves extr a expen s
the mo st f
ra ble se a son di
r of the loc a lity
because
a lly to d r ought
a t the same time
whether the one or other i s more f
required
ks in already formed plan
etc
PL AN TI N
ON
a violent operation
a l care
be reduced to
a s the root syst
transplanti
a in
g
pl
a vo urable season should
rs acco
In temperat
a t time
th
Th
re
P lanting may be done at any tim
provided the we
mid
winte
a s frost may be expected
t
O OD
a s in pastures
a minimum
ent of
m is completely
a n be done a t any
g c
a fit condition
a nts
the roots of which
r ly be trans
can simila
it is dif
r ding to sp
urope
plant i s in full
r emains then the period
a ther be su
r i s generally the least
en autumn and sp
in
r d s
a not h er of
a nd is
T h
se
pl ant only
neither
d
cul t to
hence
for
cies and
summer
fi ciently
so
r ing
r awbacks
a vourabl
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