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- 4. This type of roots can be prevented by disturbing perimeter roots when repotting.
- 6. Also called root wrapped, this method provides less protection to the nursery stock can cab provide satisfactory protection of root systems for short-term merchandising in early spring.
- 7. Gravel, wood chips, sawdust, and bark are bases that allow for this, preventing soggy soil.
- 9. B & B plants are dug with a ___ ball.
- 10. This shipping method saves on cost but requires potting in the garden center or retail nursery.
- 11. Moisture-resistant wrapping paper, heeling media, mulch, and spring-wrap all protect against this.
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- 1. Evergreens, shrubs, shade trees, and flowering trees can be sold balled and ___.
- 2. Nursery stock require this, through sprinkler irrigation or hand watering.
- 3. Buildings, blankets, and heeling in can save the roots of nursery stock from freezing during this season.
- 5. ___ stock is popular because it is more easily maintained and handled in sales areas, as well as convenient and appealing to customers.
- 6. Type of burlap that should be removed from soil balls when planting.
- 8. Take care when doing this so that the root ball stays intact and mechanical damage is avoided.