[header] How to grow snowball trees [title] Pick the right spot to plant the sapling. [step] Snowball trees are generally hardy plants that can withstand most climates. However, if you live in a particularly hot climate, choose a spot in your garden where the plant is shaded for at least part of the day.
[header] How to grow snowball trees [title] Pick the right spot to plant the sapling. [step] Snowball trees are generally hardy plants that can withstand most climates. However, if you live in a particularly hot climate, choose a spot in your garden where the plant is shaded for at least part of the day.
[substeps] If you live in a temperature range that requires tree growth, consider planting an artificial snowball tree in your yard. Choose a location that gets lots of indirect sunlight but has well-drained soil. [substeps] Find a spot that receives adequate sunlight. Snowball trees don't like days when the temperature drops below 40 ° f (21 ° c), so this will vary from year to year. Snowball trees grow best in well-drained, slightly acidic soil. [substeps] Fully grown snowball trees can grow from 12-20 feet tall and wide. Ask your local nursery for assistance picking a location. [title] Prune the tree to a height that is visible from the ground.