Hawthorn seedlings are generally planted from October to November in autumn. At this time, it is dormancy period, with sufficient time to adapt to the environment, and will not cause the loss of water and nutrients. It is not suitable to plant in the budding period of spring. At this time, its nutrient supply is on the leaves and buds. It is difficult to take root after planting, resulting in its poor growth and even gradually withering.

1. Land selection and soil digging: Hawthorn seedlings are suitable for growing in deep, loose and fertile soil. The terrain should be higher to avoid water logging in rainy season. Turn the surface soil about 30 cm deep, and then level it for planting.

2. Seedling selection and pruning: for the seedlings that have grown up, they should be planted if the branches are relatively thick and there is no invasion of diseases and pests. The seedlings should be properly pruned before planting, keeping 2 - 3 mixed buds, and sparsely cut the bone branches.
3. Planting: dig a pit in the selected place, a little deeper. Fill the excavated topsoil into a little bit, and at the same time, mix in a little base fertilizer. After half filling, the seedlings shall be planted inside and compacted at the same time. After planting, pour water and gently lift the seedlings to make the roots and soil contact more closely.

4. Follow up maintenance: due to the transplanting of Hawthorn seedlings in dormancy period, there is little demand for fertilizer and water at this time. The daily watering should not be too much, and the water temperature should be well controlled. Do not use cold water for watering, so as to prevent the root from being damaged by freezing. At the same time, do not apply fertilizer, avoid the accumulation of fertilizer, burn the root in the spring