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crabapple 6 years 5 days ago #39204

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I have this crabapple tree, and I am thinking about some changes. The long extended branch on the "right" side doesn't really seem to fit. There is another extended branch above that I would also like to cut back. I probably won't do any cutting back until the winter at the end of this year, but I am wondering if you have some ideas about where I could cut it back.

The first two pictures are from last year... The others from this year including one without leaves.

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crabapple 6 years 5 days ago #39205

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here the photo without leaves again. for some reason it got cut off. Also, any ideas on what I could do with the nebari on the one side?

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crabapple 6 years 5 days ago #39209

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I would put it in a much bigger pot or in the ground for a while the trunk is very thin in relation to the height. They are a fast growing species and need space to grow when they are this young.
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crabapple 6 years 4 days ago #39213

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I would put it in a much bigger pot or in the ground for a while the trunk is very thin in relation to the height. They are a fast growing species and need space to grow when they are this young.


That's probably what it was that doesn't quite seem right to me.... As I don't have a garden, it will have to be a pot.

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