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Temporary planting of apple tree

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zingara | 11:46 Mon 02nd Apr 2012 | Gardening
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Hi, My friend has given me a young apple tree, that she has dug up from her garden. Unfortunately the day I received the tree I also received an injury, that prevents me from digging a spot and replanting it. Would anyone know, whether the tree would cope with being placed into a patio pot for the time being, if so would it be better to leave it there for the remainder of the growing season, or could I then plant it into the ground when I'm able.
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There should be no problem planting it into a large pot, keeping it watered, and leave it there for the season, move again in the autumn.
15:45 Mon 02nd Apr 2012
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Thank you jamesnan, I will do just that.
21:55 Mon 02nd Apr 2012

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