Most people think of spring as the time to plant. But for many trees, the best window runs from November to March. This is bare-root season, and it’s one of the best-kept secrets in gardening. A bare-root tree is lifted from the ground while it’s dormant and sold without a pot or soil around its
Bare-Root Season: Why Winter Is a Great Time to Plant a Tree in Cork Read More »
Cork winters can be wild. Between Atlantic storms and saturated ground, it’s no surprise that trees come down every year. Whether in a back garden in Douglas, along a country road in West Cork or across a driveway in Midleton, if it happens to you, knowing what to do (and what not to do) can
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Autumn in Cork brings golden leaves, but it also brings the first winter gales. Ireland’s storm season often catches people out. A tree that looked fine in July can become a real hazard once the wind picks up and the ground gets saturated. A little preparation now can save you a lot of stress, and
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