Planting a Tulip Poplar Tree Start to Finish - Liriodendron tulipifera
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2020
- This video is not so much of a “How to” but more of a “How I Did It”. I did do some research on the best methods, which I will link below. I also communicated with more knowledgeable folks on Reddit (thanks Spiceydog and others). While editing this video I realized there are many steps I didn’t follow to a “T”, but it’s a great improvement over my past plantings. I hope to use this video to gain even more knowledge from comments. Please comment if you see something that can be improved on for next time
Time stamps (in case you want to jump ahead):
0:12 - Digging Hole
0:54 - Measuring depth
1:23 - Removing tree from the pot
1:34 - Root ball mess
2:02 - Locating the flare
3:45 - Preparing the hole
3:58 - Checking flare height (want it slightly above ground)
4:47 - Backfilling
6:12 - Adding mulch
6:41 - Adding water
7:56 - Adding temporary support
Great Resources:
Planting Trees from Containers:
hort.ifas.ufl.edu/woody/conta...
Finding the Root Flare (Diagram):
i.imgur.com/q2du28V.gif
How to prune a tree:
extension.purdue.edu/extmedia...
Watering newly planted trees and shrubs:
extension.umn.edu/planting-an...
Spreading out / Cutting the Root ball video:
• How to Plant Trees - S...
What to do with pot bound trees (video series):
• Video
Tree support systems:
www.extension.purdue.edu/extm...
Camera used: GoPro Hero 7 Black w/ some photos from iPhone X
Editing Software: Final Cut Pro X version 10.4.8
Date of planting: 5/17/2020
Awesome! I love watching people planting trees properly. 🤣✌️
beautiful video sir
Thank you :)
Just ordered one one these, hopefully it like our UK climate and grows as quick as yours has.
Where did you order it from?
Super!
This tree deserves a bigger and deeper hole, it likes deep soils
I realized that afterwards and tried to fix it - ruclips.net/video/Zp05_5inZQY/видео.html
Also, planted another recently with a better hole - ruclips.net/video/tkcxC4trR1s/видео.html
@@weekendhomeprojects Ok but can you increase depth again please...lol i'm joking. I'm going to dig one in south of France, it would take one cubic meter, pff....
@@belloc44 haha. What kind of tree are you planting?
@@weekendhomeprojects The same as you : Liriodendron tulipifera . In France we have a certain number, smaller than in US, like this one for example
www.guidigo.com/Web/Le-Parc-de-Proce--un-parc-paysager-a-l-anglaise/wohHJfCo-oA/Stop/10/Le-Tulipier-De-Virginie
planted mines in the fall 2020 5-footer .. it was worrying me if it come back this year and its taking awhile .the leaves came back from the bottom up . its about a 1/3 of the way up july 1st 2021. is this a normal growing pattern ?
Hope it makes it. It’s always such a long waiting game. Ha
How has it done in the heat? We’re in Tennessee also and just purchased one this size today!
Some of the leaves have turned yellow, but it’s still hanging on. Watering it every other day during this heat / drought.
The unHandyman thanks for that! Wondered with them being native if we’d need to worry about that. Our yard is long and narrow and I probably couldn’t reach the back half with a hose. Sounds like this one is going a little bit closer to the house. Great video! Super helpful.
Jessica Stafford Also, just posted another video today on the hole size. Hopefully that helps it live. ruclips.net/video/Zp05_5inZQY/видео.html
How far from house foundation a tulip tree should be? I have a small front yard (roughly 25 feet) and I am worried the tree root will damage my house years later.
I planted it even with the one that was already in my yard…about 25 ft. away. I planted another on the other side of my house about 21 feet away. The roots do go deep and can spread out 40’…soo…yeah that may be a problem 20-30 years down the road with the two new ones. Sooner with the older one. Once it gets wide enough for the roots to get near the foundation I may have to dig down, check for roots and prune them if needed.
@@weekendhomeprojects Thank you. As much as I like Tulip trees, I will have to pass. My front yard is only 25 feet long to the pavement and I don’t want the root to crack the pavement either.
When do we plant these? I cannot find this anywhere.
Months with an “r” in it. But best time is late fall. That way summer doesn’t cause a new tree even more issues with blistering hot days.
where did you find one that small? how much did you pay for it?
I've been looking for one for years. The 3 closest nurseries near my house don't ever have them. One finally did, so I took what I could get. I paid $50.
I just realized a month ago that one of my nurseries allows you to order them. I ordered two new ones and they arrived to their store in 2-3 weeks. They are in much better shape as the one in this video. New videos coming soon.
The hole needs to be 3 times the size of the container!
Yeah, I've got a few other tree videos where I do that...and I also went back and dug this hole larger. Trees doing really well 4 years later.
Man edit some of this out or don't have volume on during high speed. Sounds weird
Yeah it was one of my early vids. Was still figure out the basics.
Magnolia, not a Poplar. Tulip Magnolia.
Got a link?