if there is standing water where you are planting, i would recommend another spot. river birch or anything in the willow family would suffice well thee. if you are bound and determined to plant it there, you will need to berm it. it will take a mixture of top soil and soil conditioner, about a 50/50 ratio. probably a quarter cubic yard of each. the berm will probably have to be 6 or 8 inches above ground and you will have to stake it. dig a normal hole 2 to 3 times the width of the container or burlap ball and fill it with the mixture. place the root ball on top of the hole nad completely berm it with the mixture having about a diameter of 3 feet or more.
I want to plant a flowering plum tree. It is quite wet where I want to plant it. Does it need a lot of water?
weeping willow would love to suck your moisture
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