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Fertilizing transplanted Nanking cherry

13 years ago

I just dug up 15 Nanking cherry bushes about 2-3 years old,and transplanted them . I gave them a good soaking with 10-52-10 the container says to repeat in 2 weeks. I'v'e read that after july its not good to fertilize , but maybe its because the plant is storing food by then ( I live in Canada ) Should I fertilize the plants with the same 10-52-10 again in 2 weeks?
Neil

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