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Forum: Trees, Shrubs and ConifersReplies: 3, Views: 38
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Nancy_ann
Louisville, KY
(Zone 6a)

May 13, 2008
9:40 PM

Post #4947730

I have a Bradford Pear tree that I bought and planted last year. It is doing very well this year and is very full with leaves and branches. My question is, I let some branches grow on the lower part of the trunk that I probably should have cut off when they first started growing last year. Can I prune now? or should I wait until it is dormate again? The branches are getting pretty big. At least twice as big as a pencil, probably more.

Thanks for any help

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