Trees, Shrubs and Conifers: Viburnums for Tight Spaces: Rated P-G, 0 by Soferdig

Soferdig wrote:
New posts and a New door and a new fence is the best way to do it. LOL You can set the new post back 3/4" and cap the street side with an old board on the fence somewhere else it wont show. Also you can cut the old one down to good wood and set it on a steel post base set in concrete.
[quote]Onondaga is truly my heart's desire, but it gets dry there (I think, last year everything was positively parched, unusually drier than normal). Doesn't 'O' need moist soil to cope? Remember I said, no pampering, of the shrubs/[quote]
I just planted mine yesterday in a clay pile over pit run rocks and clay. I had to dig down and it is on a slope and provide drainage build a raised bed and amend the soil about 10' in each direction. I used compost from my pile, peat moss, sandy loam, and several bags of soil pep. Now it is not needing any pampering. Then I get to look at it everytime I go out my front door. Now I'm being pampered by my Onadaga.