Transplanting Trees and Other Woody Plants

This book provides a comprehensive overview of the history techniques and best practices for preserving and transplanting trees and shrubs a practice as old as humankind. Originally intended as a resource for park employees it remains valuable for anyone tasked with moving trees and shrubs. The author a prominent arborist and forester shares his considerable expertise on tree preservation and transplantation. The author explores the principles common to all tree preservation work the tools and techniques employed and the use of these in varying climates on a range of species. The methods outlined in this book have not only stood the test of time but form the basis of modern arboricultural practices.