Find out which trees you should stake, and how to stake a tree correctly. Which Trees to Stake Not all trees need staking. Evergreen trees often don’t require extra support, for example.

Learn how to stake up citrus trees when you plant them to avoid wind damage and leaning trunks.

Have you noticed new trees planted in yards or around new construction? If trees aren’t staked correctly, injury or death could occur.

Traditional tomato cages are convenient and easy to find, but they also come with their downsides. While tomato cages have ...

Correct way to stake new trees Three very important rules to remember are: Remove all staking material that came with the tree, such as a single bamboo stake tied to the trunk in multiple places.

"I wouldn't." Gardener sparks debate after sharing problematic photo of tree: 'How would you stake a tree this size?' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Should I stake a tree? What about pruning? Here are the correct answers to those questions (and the common misconceptions).

That swaying encourages trunk and root growth. Staking shoulder height leads to spindly trunk growth that may not sufficiently support the tree as it grows. And no wires, please.

In some places, staking might be right for a tree Published 27 March 2024 From Bill Parslow, Brighton, UK Just following up on James Wong’s look at the science of staking trees, one of the ever ...

Bare-root Trees The temporary support staking provides is especially helpful when planting bare root trees, which lack the established root system of a container-grown tree.