The Forestry Forum
General Forestry => Ask The Forester => Topic started by: bugmeist on July 05, 2012, 09:25:07 PM
I have a hard maple in our yard that is a wonderful shade tree. More than 40 yrs old...it was there when I bought my place. The last few year it is looking less and less robust. Many dead branches and the leaves are much smaller and a bit paler than other nearby maples.
I was wondering if any kind of fertilizer might give it a bit of a boast. If so, what should I used and how Should I fertilize right to the drip line?
thanks
bugmeist
I would use miracle grow. Take about a pound packet of it and sprinke it all under the crown of the tree, then water it in very good.