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IPM FOR SHRUB PRODUCTIONEDITED BY AMY FULCHER Preface This manual is dedicated to Mr. Mark Holcomb, retired University of Tennessee Area Nursery Extension Specialist, who worked tirelessly to assist

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1. Carefully remove the sweating nursery stock from its packaging.
2. Prepare a pot or container with well-draining soil mix.
3. Gently tease out the roots of the nursery stock to loosen them before planting.
4. Place the nursery stock in the center of the pot and ensure the roots are spread out.
5. Fill the pot with soil, covering the roots completely but leaving the crown of the plant above the soil surface.
6. Firmly press down the soil around the nursery stock to eliminate any air pockets.
7. Water the newly potted nursery stock thoroughly, ensuring the water reaches all the roots.
8. Place the pot in a location with appropriate light and temperature conditions for the specific type of nursery stock.
9. Monitor the moisture level of the soil and water regularly to keep it slightly moist but not overly wet.
10. Provide any necessary support or protection for the nursery stock, such as stakes or covers, depending on its growth habits and environmental conditions.

Who needs sweating nursery stock to?

1. Gardeners and horticulturists who want to propagate or grow new plants from nursery stock.
2. Landscapers and garden designers who use nursery stock to enhance the aesthetic appeal of outdoor spaces.
3. Commercial nurseries and plant wholesalers who sell nursery stock to retailers and individuals.
4. Homeowners and hobbyists who enjoy gardening and want to add new plants to their personal gardens.
5. Research institutions and botanical gardens that collect and study various plant species.
6. Farmers and agriculturalists who use nursery stock for grafting or other agricultural purposes.
7. Municipalities and public parks departments that use nursery stock for urban greening and landscaping projects.

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What is sweating nursery stock to?

Sweating nursery stock refers to the process of allowing freshly harvested plants, particularly those that are being shipped, to acclimate to their new environment, which usually involves controlled temperature and humidity.

Who is required to file sweating nursery stock to?

Nursery operators, growers, or distributors who engage in the sale or distribution of nursery stock typically are required to file sweating nursery stock reports.

How to fill out sweating nursery stock to?

Filling out sweating nursery stock forms generally requires providing details such as the type and quantity of stock, the date of sweating, and any applicable permits or certifications.

What is the purpose of sweating nursery stock to?

The purpose of sweating nursery stock is to ensure that the plants are properly acclimatized to prevent shock when being moved or sold, and to comply with regulatory requirements.

What information must be reported on sweating nursery stock to?

Reported information typically includes the species and number of plants, origin of the stock, date of sweating, and the conditions under which the sweating occurred.