How Do You Not To Overwater Flowering Cherry Trees?
Flowering cherry trees offer beautiful spring blooms and attractive focal points for yards. There are a variety of types to choose from, such as the Autumne, Kwanzan, Okame and Yoshino cherry tree. Cultivars vary in flower color, blossom times and in height. Most flowering cherry trees can be grown in zones 5 to 9. Make sure to plant your tree on well-draining soil and keep up the proper watering to ensure years of fragrant blossoms. Find out how well your soil drains by conducting a soil type test. Sandy soil tends to be dry and needs more water. Clay soil is generally saturated with water and needs less water. Loam has great draining abilities and does not need to be amended. By knowing your soil type, you manage your watering more effectively. Fill a jar with two thirds soil and one third water. Shake the jar and wait 24 hours for the soil to settle. Sand will settle on the top, loam in the middle and clay on the top. Judge how much of the sentiment you have in the soil by looking a
