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Bonsai Tree - Bonsai Tree Pruning - The Helpful Gardener
... Garden Hydrangeas Garden Design Lilacs Bonsai Perennials Gardening Tips Q& A BONSAI PRUNING Branch Pruning We have covered root pruning in another article; branch pruning is the other side of this coin. There is an old bonsai saying “As with the bottom, so with the top.” A root pruning really ...
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California Backyard Orchard - Pruning & Training
... pruning cuts that are made flush with the point of branch attachment. Note the presence of branch collars. The branch collar appears as a swelling at the base of the branch where attached. Branch ...
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The Virginia Camellia Society - Education - Pruning & Disbudding
... Camellia Society The Garden Report: Questions & Answers Norfolk Botanical Garden Hofheimer Camellia Garden PRUNING & DISBUDDING CAMELLIAS: Pruning: Pruning camellias has not always been a common practice among camellia growers. In the ... pruning may be necessary to restore an old camellia to vigorous growth or to reduce it to a size that can be managed. To prune an old camellia, cut back each branch ...
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Tree Pruning - Tree Care - Denver Plants
... Links and Credits Link to Denver Plants Sponsor info Tree Pruning "Pruning is the most common tree maintenance procedure. Although forest trees ... only nature's pruning... landscape trees require a higher level of care to maintain their safety and aesthetics. Pruning should be done ... the overall health of the tree. Dead limbs, broken limbs and branch stubs should be pruned out. This allows the tree to ...
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Types of Pruning
... penetration to the tree. Crown-raising This type of pruning is performed to provide clearance. Most municipalities have bylaws specifying minimum branch height beside roads and sidewalks. The lower branches are removed effectively raising the crown of the tree. Crown-reduction When a tree has outgrown the available space, crown-reduction pruning ...
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Pruning Technique
... branch collar and the branch bark ridge. The branch collar is underneath the branch, while the branch bark ridge is above it. This is the point where branches would naturally be lost. When pruning a branch, it is important to make a cut as close as possible to these features without actually cutting them. Cutting into the branch collar will promote decay ...
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Pruning Rhododendrons
... Their recovery illustrates how well some leggy rhododendrons respond to pruning. However, there are easier and better ways to prune in ... older, pinching is usually not sufficient. Move further down the branch and just above an older leaf rosette. Since most ... latent buds will likely not occur. Too much pruning can kill the plant. Good pruning improves the appearance of many rhododendrons. It ...
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Pruning and Pinching
... and pruning. Pinching versus Pruning First, let's discuss the role of 'pinching' as opposed to 'pruning'. Pruning is used (with reference to branches) to shape the branch, change the direction of the branch, and create taper within the branch. This is all done by pruning back ...
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RHODODENDRON BASICS: Pruning
... off your flowers for the following spring. An example of pruning between growth joints, an improper method. 2. With the larger leaved ... Generally prune right after the plant is through flowering. Light maintenance pruning will not affect flowering for the following year if done as ... azaleas can be cut anywhere on the stem and they will branch from that point, though they should not be sheared as ...
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The Gardener's Network - A to Z's of Home Gardening : Pruning
... branch or stem, or to where live, healthy growth exists. Pruning Branches- Use a sharp pruner or pruning saw. Cut the branch as close to the main stem or trunk as possible. Cut parallel to the trunk. If the branch ...
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