Fix the broken branch in the Shinseiki Asian Pear
nandakumar
11 years ago
Hi, I planted Shinseiki Asian pear this year and it is already leafed out. One of the branch got broken during planting (circled in pink in the below photo) but still holding on to the tree and it also has new leafs.
Is there any way I can fix this, please let me know.
Thanks
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