Planting in Hot Weather

Can photinia and palms be planted at this time in Tucson or should I wait until the fall? We are starting to get our 100+ degree days.

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#1 Comment By Heather On 06/04/2011 @ 1:01 pm

If you can, I would wait. That kind of heat stress is sure to put them into transplant shock.

If you have to plant now, water, water, water and try to give them some shade. Setting up a temporary canopy over them or some other cover will be helpful.

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