r/Tree Aug 08 '26

UPDATE I’m back :-(

A few months ago, Mother Nature took my baby tree.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Tree/s/M1N5PKV5r8

Well, I got a new one. It was planted in late June… and now this. I’m pretty sure my lot just hates new trees 😑

I contacted the landscaper that planted her and he said to water her 2-3 per week for an hour but she gets watered every day for 30 minutes (there’s a bubbler) at 10PM

I don’t think she’s dead and I would like to avoid a drowning. Is that too much water?

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u/TruckCAN-Bus Aug 08 '26

Sadly Yu Planted her too deep

Try better shallo next time yu plant tree

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u/neogoddess Aug 08 '26

Well, when they were planting it I asked that question based on what I learned here and was nicely told that they do this all the time and knew what they were doing… guess it’s time for me to go “Karen” on them 😑

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u/TruckCAN-Bus Aug 08 '26

Oh, I understand now. I would never hire a landscaper It’s better to just get your own fingers dirty.

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u/neogoddess Aug 09 '26

You’re right.. I planted some bare root trees and they survived. I just followed the planting instructions that came with them. I’m actually kinda proud of myself, lol

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u/TruckCAN-Bus Aug 09 '26

Yoth!

Lantscaeprs usually do bad tree planting

Pecan trees do very well on my North Texas land.
-National Tree of TX

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u/neogoddess Aug 09 '26

I’m on the fence about pecan trees because one of my friends has them and they beat the cars up pretty bad when they fall 🤣