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fishacura
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Hello again all. Posted this over at gardenweb but in case any of you have any thoughts I thought I'd try here too. So what do I want? Well, I am planting in the ground in a couple of weeks (zone 7) and I want the biggest well producing tree I can create. Space is not an issue. So my question is, what is the best way to prune this tree? |
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I had an Alma that I planted last June that looked like your tree, no limbs, on the shoots, I didn't prune it any, now it has new limbs EVERYWHERE :) |
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gorgi
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I am not going to tell you how to prune. |
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fishacura
Registered: Posts: 8 |
Not sure why you would start a post with "I'm not going to tell you how to prune". Doesn't sound very friendly. And the tree is fine. The top branch you mention clearly has green in the pic. Not sure what your post was all about. Just looking for advice. |
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gorgi
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Hi fishacura, |
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fishacura
Registered: Posts: 8 |
Thanks! Oh...okay. So many people out here (not this site but so many others) always seem to spout off so it's nice to see I simply misunderstood. Nope...all the branches are fine and are beginning to bud from both the top and over the past 24 hours I am seeing other buds along the branches. I suppose I think of them as "trees" because of the big (well, at least in the case of my italian family members) trunks. But they are "bush" like in the sense that there are many branches and leaves all over as opposed to say a maple tree with one main trunk. |
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