But if you want to get a better idea of how much water your specific tree needs, the answer is in the soil. Dig into the top 4 to 6 inches of soil and gauge the amount of moisture. Check out this blog post for more guidance on how much water to give your new tree. Yes, hungry deer will take a bite out of your Leyland cypress trees in winter. To protect your plants, read three ways to manage deer browsing. About Cookies on this site Davey uses cookies to make your experience a great one by providing us analytics so we can offer you the most relevant content.
Topics planting evergreens evergreens privacy trees best trees. Below, learn how to plant and care for a Leyland cypress tree.
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We know that with an unusual product like our hedges there are always many questions. Backfill the hole with the soil you dug out, and create a ring of mulch around the tree, not letting it touch the trunk. Water your tree every day for one week, then water every other day. By the third week, you can water as needed. Leyland cypress trees have a reputation for being low-maintenance, adaptable to a range of sunlight and soil conditions. Leyland cypress trees flourish in full sunlight—at least six hours of direct, unfiltered sunlight per day.
They can also tolerate partial shade. They will grow in a wide range of soils, including alkaline, acidic, sandy, clay, and loamy. Water your Leyland cypress tree deeply and irregularly, about once a week, giving it about an inch of water total each time. As your tree ages, you can give it water less frequently. Do not use an irrigation system, because that can overwater your tree and lead to root rot. You should fertilize in early spring, before your Leyland cypress tree has new growth.
Use a slow-release, balanced fertilizer with an NPK value of If left unpruned, Leyland cypress trees will reach great heights.
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