When is it important to stake trees after planting? Staking trees are important to keep the trees upright and stable in the soil and prevent the tree from dry out or prevent the roots from anchoring well in the soil. Small trees don’t usually need staking unless the wind causes the soil around the tree to move. Stakes and guying wires or cords should be left on the tree for one year; deep watering should take place from April to mid November- approximately 3 times per week for one year depending on soil and weather conditions. Continue watering during dry season in the following years. Good luck with your new tree!
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