Installation Guide

Step 3: Installation with Drip Line,
Garden Hose or Flood Irrigation
DRIP LINE: Once in the ground, remove cap and insert drip line
emitter in to the stake aligning it with the slot in the cap. (Fig. 3)
GARDEN HOSE/FLOOD
IRRIGATION: When using a
garden hose or flood irrigation,
create a tree berm and fill it up
with water, this allows the water
to enter the stake through the
top hole and travel down to the
roots without having to remove
the stake cap. (Fig. 4)
Tips
If the soil is too dense, pre-wet the area and if needed use soil
softener before installing. You can also remove stake cap and
pour water into the stake with a garden hose, allowing the soil to
become saturated as you install the stake.
Remember, you can add water-soluble fertilizer and/or nutrients
directly into the stake shaft in order to more effectively reach the
roots. Distribute the suggested amount of fertilizer among the
installed number of stakes, and make sure you add water in order
to dilute it’s concentration.
As your tree grows, you can remove the stake
by inserting a screwdriver into the stake’s top
hole and twisting the shaft clockwise as you
pull up. After removing the stake, you can
re-install it just inside your growing tree’s drip
line, also known as canopy. (Fig. 5)
Fig. 5
Additional Information
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