here at Eastwood nursery to a specialist growers the trees shrubs and hatching plan all grown from pretty sweet origin so you're thinking of planting sweet chestnut this is what it looks like as a cell growing plant I'll now show you how to plant it first choose a suitable sprayed something like this is ideal it's very narrow pop it into the ground put your foot on it and wiggle it back in to ensure you've got a nice wide hole to put the tail ground planting pop the sweet chestnut into the ground the top of this cell where the root should be slightly covered with soil but it reasonably straight and firm it round with your feet sweet chestnut tree growing on quite a wide range of stalls were not too heavy plays space um about three metres apart the growth you can expect in the first year is six to twelve inches with a server on plan a couple more tips for use especially when you're planting when they're in leaf is to make sure that you keep them watered give them at least two watering once or twice a week depending on what the weather's doing and also protect them from rabbits for at least two to three years so if you're interested in finding out more about the benefits of cell growing plants then check out our YouTube channel I hope you find that useful and way from he could marry some rich urchin crops we supply over 100 different type to sell growing trees and edging funds to find out more visit our website or give me a call