Plant Establishment: On average the root system of a shrub will be well established after one year, and a tree after three years. New plants need to be watered more frequently. The schedule below offers guidelines to help new plants get established.
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This guide will provide you with an abundant list of vegetables and flowers, along with the best time for planting. Source: Cooperative Extension Service of University of Arizona.
It is best to plant a tree or shrub when the rootball is moist (not soggy). When possible, water your plants 24 hours before you plan to plant.
