It is not the transplantation of plants at a young age and / or height, but also their transfer to their new place for use in creating their space with their mature ages.

Classic Dismantling Method and Root Balls
– After calculating the amount of excavation from the base of the body, the soil must be excavated in a clockwise direction.
-The root stem must be peeled off with a knife after cutting the root. Pruning saw should be used to cut the stripped root area. When the stem shell is peeled with a knife, cambium cells develop a root system. Small roots should be cut with large scissors.
Classical Dissection Method and Root Bone Transplantation
-The net must be lifted by a special crane and the roots and knots should not be damaged.
– The pit is opened in accordance with the requirements of a machine or manual.
– Covered bare roots on the ground. Measures should be taken to ensure protection from fog and smoke.
– After the soil is moved and placed, the sandy soil is carefully covered.
– To ensure that the soil is long-lasting, the soil must be well-watered and systematically watered.
Root Troughs, Sacks and Boxing
-Again is wrapped for protection while transporting with soil set.
-This method is used when moving the tree from a green field to the other green area.
– Enough pit should be excavated. If the pit width and depth are not enough, the tree dies.
The most recommended method is to dig a hole around the plant to leave the root a bit smaller than the last size.
– Arcs equal to half of the first year are excavated. They are filled with a mixture of organic matter and soil.
-Alternatively, pits can be excavated in the dimensions of the root bundle and filled with the prepared good soil or the root balls are encouraged to grow together with the soil.
– If the tangles are not trapped according to the pit, then the water will be in great danger.
Planting Place
-When this is determined on the plan, the possibility of wasting time in the landscape architect is eliminated.
– The changes made in the plan are thus seen more clearly.
– Before moving the trees, on the planting plan, the location of the trees to be planted in the area needs to be determined.
-The branches should be placed so that the branches do not touch each other after arrival.
Creating a Tree Pit
The size of the plant root in the transplantation depends on the size of the plant root.
– The pit is at least 30 cm from the width of the last root. wider and 15 cm from the upright position of the root. should be deeper.
– About 30 cm around the root in the bare root tree. a trough should be opened.
The size of the plant root in the transplantation depends on the size of the plant root.
Planting
– If the soil is hard textured, the planting pit should be opened deep and wide.
One or two times filled with water, water should be expected to wet the soil.
– The most important issue when we do the body base and the floor should be the same level.
If the tree is planted deeper, growth is prevented and the body floor area rots, fungi develop.
– On the contrary, if the planting is made higher, the tree can be damaged by the wind.
– During planting, the stones are unpacked and made smaller.
– If the ends are left open during packaging, the packaging may be left to hold the soil, but excessive packaging should be avoided.
Re-filling the Ditch After Planting
– After the plant is placed, the pit is filled with soil.
– Care should be taken to ensure that all the roots of the tree are covered with soil.
In this case, it is necessary to refill and cover the areas with air.
Supporting Rootball
– Precautions should be taken to prevent the damage to the newly constructed trees.
Trees in this state should be protected against external pressures for a period of time. Large trees need piles or they must be tied to protect the stem ball from wind pressure.
-Small trees sometimes need stakes for protection.
– Precautions should be taken to prevent the damage to the newly constructed trees.
Trees in this state should be protected against external pressures for a period of time. Large trees need piles or they must be tied to protect the stem ball from wind pressure.
-Small trees sometimes need stakes for protection.
Pruning
– Pruning should be done to remove broken branches during transplantation and to prevent water loss during transplantation.
– 1/4 – 1/4 of non-branched branches should be pruned and the direction of future growth should be checked.
Irrigation and Mulching
– New transplanted plants should be irrigated at regular intervals. Thus, the relationship between soil and roots in the new environment has been improved and the necessary moisture is supplied to the soil.
Transplantation for Deciduous
– The colors of the leaves change and before the beginning of the spill and the soil before the early winter or spring growth before the growth of the trees are more suitable for deciduous deciduous trees.
Suitable planting time for evergreen leaves
Coniferous trees are usually planted in early autumn or late spring.
-Generally suitable for transplantation of large-leaved greens is usually spring and autumn.