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| Hi all,
I have a Snow Fountain Weeping Cherry that is only a few years old, though the branches are reaching down to the ground (dwarf variety - about 5 feet tall right now). I've been looking for advice on when to prune it, but what I've found online is very conflicting - some say winter/dormant, others say that winter makes it susceptible to disease. I've also seen spring after flowering and early fall. Does anyone know the definitive answer to this? To be honest, the tree looks a little unkempt right now and I really want to go out and give it a haircut. Will I damage the tree if I do so? |
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 14, 12 at 16:12
| you might want to tell it whether it is on a standard .... or post a pic your guidance is at the link.. pick which one you like.. and go at the thing ... or post us back a link to the pic you like.. and we can help .. but listen to me.. PRUNING DOES 'NOT' HURT A PLANT... so just get that out of your head ... it lives in your world.. teach it a lesson ... ken |
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