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May 18, 2016 1:52 PM CST
Name: Valerie
Ontario, Canada (Zone 4a)
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I don't trim the roots when I plant, unless they are damaged or broken. I dig a hole deep enough to accommodate the roots, then I add my amended soil, and build a little cone and sit the crown on the top of the cone with the long roots draped down over the cone, then I gently add soil all around the roots and make sure there aren't any gaps under the crown. I add soil until the crown is covered, but not deeper than 1 inch. Then a thorough watering, and I am done.

Others may have more suggestions, but this is what has worked for me!
Touch_of_sky on the LA
Canada Zone 5a

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