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For a taller tree I would look into getting as much of the mowement on the taller Y branch as visible as possible from the front.
For a smaller tree, I think it is too early to decide.
But its your tree. We have only two dimensional photos to look at.
For a smaller tree, I think it is too early to decide.
But its your tree. We have only two dimensional photos to look at.
by Tropfrog
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I see two options, both of which require drastic reductions. You could opt for a bigger tree, but that would mean the trunk is relatively thin..
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I was thinking something along the lines of the blue trunk line.. the crabapples I've worked with backbud pretty well, so I think a good cutback sooner or later is in the works anyway. as thick trunks are better than thin ones, as long as the taper is good..
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