How Do You Transplant A Nova Scotia Mountain Beech Tree?
Beech trees are a lovely, traditional tree from the same family as oak trees. Their wide green branches are custom made to spread shade and provide a foundation for climbing and hanging swings. Their gray bark gives stark coloring to the long, elegant trunks. Beech trees are extremely hardy, and can grow in almost any condition. Mountain beech trees are some of the hardiest of the breed, and are able to grow at extremely high altitudes, with poor soil. Their adaptation to cold and elevation makes the mountain beech ideal for areas like Nova Scotia, Canada, where extreme temperatures make growing extremely challenging. Because mountain beech trees can become so large, it may be necessary to move them to areas where they have more room to grow. Choose your new planting site before you begin. Having your new plot prepared ahead of time will make the transplant quick, which will be healthier for the mountain beech. Look for spots that have good sun exposure and enough elevation to provide
