Hey guys Diana here from Garden Love. I'm here today with the final decision of what tree I'm going to be putting in the ground right behind me if you guys have been following me for a while you guys know that I had a debate whether I should put a pomegranate or my blood orange. Well it's neither I'm actually putting my mandarin set summa. I'm gonna show you guys the steps I'm gonna take to get this in the ground and what I'm gonna do. But at the end I'll go ahead and have a chat with you guys in regards to this tree. Why I decided to use this tree instead of the other two and pros and cons. Alright guys we'll have a little chat after this. Let's get to it. Alright guys let's get started. First things first we got to dig a hole. I'm gonna walk you step by step on what I'm doing to get this tree in the ground. Alright guys really quick let me show you that products I'm gonna be using. I'm gonna be using the pomegranate cactus and citrus from the Pellas company. This is very forest and it drains really well. I don't have a good draining soil in my land here so I'm gonna go ahead and active. You guys know that I love adding warm plants in all my plantings. Sure start this container has an eb stone sure start I'm just using this container to store the potter and I'm going to be putting some compost from my compost bin. Alright guys so let's get started and so you guys can see the stuff I'm taking. Stuggling. Trying to get this tree out of the container. I want to tell you what I just did. I went ahead and added all the products that I'm gonna be using for this tree and what I did is I used the native soil and mixed it all together. So when I put this tree in the ground it's gonna have 50 native and 50 of the soil that I mixed together for it. Yeah I got it out. The next thing I'm gonna do is I'm gonna make sure that the root balls not too low and since in this case it was too low I'm gonna go ahead and add a little bit more soil and mix it in. As you can see I poured out all the soil that was in my container and at the bottom of my container I had recycled water bottles because I usually add that to save money and to allow my tree to have some more drainage. Now that I backfill this hole a little bit more I went and measured the tree and it seemed about the perfect spot. Keep in mind when you put trees in the ground you don't want your root ball to be completely below the soil. In fact if you can see some of the roots on the very top layer that would be ideal. Something I did mention earlier just make sure that the hole you dig for your new tree that is twice or three times bigger than the root balls. You can see this hole was definitely about three times bigger than the root ball. The root ball wasn't that big so it was perfect. As you can see here I'm adding pressure to the soil to ensure that there's no air bubbles. Then I'm going to add some compost to the top layer and just mix it in. Then step back so you can see what it looks like. And while I rigged these woodshifts I want to talk to you about why I decided to put this on suma tree instead of my pomegranate and my blood orange. And why I chose to set suma trees because it was evergreen and you guys know that I wanted to keep this landscape evergreen and beautiful. That way it looked beautiful from both the courtyard and the garden side. The plants are pretty small in nature and pretty compact. They're also heavy producer and they're modern and growing. So that's perfect for this area. I didn't want something too invasive and too fast growing. The last thing I want to talk to you guys about is adding moche. Moche is so important because citrus have little feeder roots on the top layer of the soil. So you want to make sure that that layer is constantly moist and protected from the elements. As you guys know moche's or my trees are growing as spiller style. This tree is going to be growing the same way against this fence. I'll show you guys a different video on how to train your trees as spiller. But not these we have to water this tree. It's very important that you do this after every transplant because it will reduce the bubbles and it will help your tree get it established. Now if you made it this far the last tip I'm gonna give you is to make sure that you do your transplant in the afternoon. That is because your tree will get some rest from the sun and will be recovering overnight. Hey guys so we're done. This is Diana from Garden Love. Yeah this is Lily from Garden Love. Yeah Lily is so excited because I put a tree that's... I'm gonna do this and one of the orange trees. I don't know if it's a little orange. I think it's gonna be the little oranges. It's a Suma orange. They're gonna be the size of a cutie. That's gonna be tasty right? Yeah. Alright. So did they become the I.D. delicious? Yes. The other tree? Yes. Oh they were so good huh? Yeah. We're gonna grow some more and and we love. We've played this stuff and some grass in it. Oh yeah we had some rodents that took home because they were so delicious huh? Yeah because they were what did they eat at home? No. No because he just left them in there and then we couldn't eat it because they got wet. Yeah. Yeah. But we ate most of them. Yeah. They were so good and sweet. Were they sweet? Yeah. Super sweet. I mean last time we went to the dentist. I got a toy and jelly It's there. The dentist said. I have candy. Yeah. Ooh so no more sugar for you. Only fruit huh? Yeah because I gotta brush my teeth and make my teeth look better. Alright guys I hope you guys enjoyed this video and you guys found it informative and I hopefully I inspire you to grow something in your garden and Lilly wants to stay something go ahead. So forget to subscribe to our channel and to bell button and don't forget and if you want to write a comment then just comment down below. Oh yeah good job Lily. Alright guys you guys have a blessed day bye bye. Bye. You guys are ready come down here. I hope you like it. Goodbye.