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Old 11-22-2008, 05:58 AM
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Default Best time to plant trees in the spring, Lincoln County
Hello,

I bought a couple of acres in Trego, Lincoln County (3400 ft elevation) ,(hoping to retire there in 30 some years), curious what the best time to plant bare root trees is in the spring. That is, when do the leaves start growing on trees? So I plant them before that time. Is it some time in April?

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Senia.

P.S. I love Northwestern Montana ))
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Hi, I am not on your side of the state but I have referenced this website for the shift in zone I am learning to garden in. Going from a 6-7 to a maybe 2-3 was a real change for me. Good luck and let us know what you find.
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Senia, welcome to the board ! I've planted trees in the fall and they took. What type of trees are you planting ?
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