April 24, 2012
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Generally speaking, pruning objectives for young deciduous (trees that lose their leaves in the winter) include development of a disease-free symmetrical plant. Pruning of trees correctly when they are young eliminates many problems encountered by owners of middle-aged and/or mature trees. Thus, when the pruning takes place, timing is critical in two respects: time of year and time in the plant’s life.
The following 8 rules help to achieve these goals:
Pruning can also be done by contacting the professionals at Twin Oaks Landscape.
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