Thanks. Holes were dug 3 feet wide and 2 feet deep. Just mow the grass. Used wood chips for mulch. Probably have the mulch touching the trunks and probably don't have the grafts 4" above the ground if either of those are tree killers. Planted the way the nursery lady said to.
Have to find a nursery with 15 gallon trees. I'm guessing that size would be budget busters.
I have some 10-10-10 fertilizer but I wouldn't know for sure how much of it to put around the drip lines which right now is about 1 foot or so.
Nursery lady said to water them about once a week with a five gallon bucket. However when it rains, it pours, and water just collects in those holes which I think was probably why they died with 3' feet of pond around them. Guess I should build up the area around the tree trunk and shouldn't have planted them so deep so they are above ground level. They are in a low spot but some of those planted more uphill died.
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