Hey folks – ignorant home owner here.
I had landscapers do work on my flower beds a few years ago, which included planting this weeping redbud. In the years since they planted it, it sunk quite a bit. Now it’s literally in a hole, maybe 8-10” deep.
Obviously this isn’t ideal, but I’m not sure what I can do about it now.
I cut a couple of the roots that were girdling around the trunk.
Should I trim more back?
Should I fill the hole with dirt, or mulch, or leave it as-is?
Would digging it up and replanting it be riskier than leaving it alone?
I know it’s not a good situation, but I’m afraid I’m just going to make it worse somehow.
by sheeshamish
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