Can you plant trees in August?

* * You can * *, and you can plant trees in August.

In July and August, trees that are easy to take root, such as poplar, willow, ginkgo, banyan, camphor and cypress, can be planted at this time. When transplanting, the roots should be dug out together with the soil to avoid damaging the roots and affecting the survival rate of plants. After that, plant the trees in loose and fertile soil with good drainage, and water the roots to make them in close contact with the soil. Before planting, you need to dig a pit and draw the outline of the pit according to the size of the tree. The depth of the pit depends on the depth of the root. When planting, first fill some fine soil into the tree pit, put saplings, add some soil, and cover the roots. After planting, management and maintenance should be strengthened to ensure the survival of trees.

It should be noted that August is a high temperature season, which has a certain impact on the survival rate of tree planting. Therefore, in the process of planting, we should pay attention to methods, strengthen management and maintenance, and ensure the survival of trees.