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Pruning Trees
By Mike Yeager on April 6, 2009
Reasons for pruning:
- To remove dead branches.
- To eliminate hazards.
- To remove crossing or crowded limbs.
- To slow growth by removing foliage.
- To reduce wind resistance.
- To increase light penetration.
- Aesthetics.
Timing:
- Generally growth is maximized if pruning is done just before rapid periods of growth. If the objective is to reduce plant growth prune after the growing season.
- Remove dead or hazardous limbs at any time.
- Be careful not to prune flower buds off. You will lose your flowering for the year.
Pruning cuts:
- Cuts should be made …
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