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Is it a good idea to add compost when planting trees or shrubs?

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Is it a good idea to add compost when planting trees or shrubs?

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Yes. Compost will add moisture holding capacity to the soil as well as let air get to the roots. Not to mention the availability of nutrients. When planting, dig a hole twice as large and deep as the root ball. Fill the hole back to the proper depth with compost and the rest with a mix or what was dug out of the hole (if it is good) and compost. Using this method will allow the roots to stretch out and grow quickly.

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