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Originally Posted by eeiko321
you may as well change all soil while its all exposed and uprooted
i see some nurseries on less expensive trees...they just change most of the soil but leave the ones around the rootball to save time
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I'm sorry eeiko but this may not be true in all cases. This is usually the go with deciduous but mrjayd hasn't told us what type of tree he is wanting to repot. What tree are you planning to root prune mrjayd? If it is a conifer, its best to speak up before you go ahead!
JayC