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Relocating an Avocado Tree

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allybanana says... Yes, quickly, and try to stop the roots drying in the mean time. My neighbor told be in some places they transplant them as stumps. I wouldn't make yours into a stump though first. GOOD LUCK!! would love to see how it goes.	About the Author allybanana Eden 10th August 2011 6:35am #UserID: 4544 Posts: 372 View All allybanana's Edible Fruit Trees
Narelle starts with ... Recently my young, fruiting 4 metre high avocado was ripped out by a digger to make way for a new septic system. I have managed to rescue what I could and now have 1 naked trunk about 2 1/2 metres high and a root base of about 1 food in diameter. Is it worth trying to replant it? Thankyou	About the Author Narelle1 Mullumbimby NSW 9th August 2011 1:00pm #UserID: 5635 Posts: 1 View All Narelle1's Edible Fruit Trees
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Raelene says... Hello, Just wondered how your avocado tree recovered if it ever did and how long it took until tree started shooting out and showing signs of life? We transplanted 2 large avocado trees 3 months ago. I pruned them back hard and seasoled them but they still don't look good. I am not giving up though because I have heard they can take a year to recover from the stress of removal.Any tips..? Thank you	About the Author Raelene Glen Forrest 20th November 2014 1:11pm #UserID: 10872 Posts: 1 View All Raelene's Edible Fruit Trees
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