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Newly planted trees should be staked for at least two or three seasons to hold them secure until the roots are firmly anchored in the soil. Larger trees may need guy wires with rubber hoses around the wire where it goes around the tree. Trees that are not staked may result in the trees not growing straight or snap during high winds.
