When planting balled and burlapped plants on poorly drained sites, how much of the soil ball should be allowed to extend above grade?

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When planting balled and burlapped plants on poorly drained sites, allowing 3 to 5 inches of the soil ball to extend above grade helps ensure better drainage for the plant roots, reducing the risk of waterlogging and associated root diseases.

When Planting Balled and Burlapped Plants on Poorly Drained Sites