Ollie
Yamadori
I'm away from home most of the year for university and will unfortunately miss the next 2 years' repotting seasons.
Planning ahead to work around this: will my trees handle a repot in late December (Xmas holiday)? I'll be able to provide frost/wind protection afterwards. Here in south-west UK winters are mild-ish, rarely dropping below -10°C.
Will this work better for some species than others? Should I do anything differently (e.g. root pruning/bare rooting) at this time of year? Or should I make do with slip-potting?
If there's already a thread on this please send a link! Any help appreciated.
Planning ahead to work around this: will my trees handle a repot in late December (Xmas holiday)? I'll be able to provide frost/wind protection afterwards. Here in south-west UK winters are mild-ish, rarely dropping below -10°C.
Will this work better for some species than others? Should I do anything differently (e.g. root pruning/bare rooting) at this time of year? Or should I make do with slip-potting?
If there's already a thread on this please send a link! Any help appreciated.