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Forum: Japanese MaplesReplies: 20, Views: 236
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billgrubbs
Kaysville, UT
(Zone 5a)

May 04, 2009
01:20 AM

Post #6500657

I know this is a very dumb question, but I have to ask it. I have read just about everything I can get my hands on concerning JM and have never found the answer. As your seedling grows and develops leaves and branches, does the trunk of the tree continue to grow taller? For example if you have a young tree with a limb 6 inches from the ground, will that limb always be 6 inches from the ground or will it continue to grow higher?

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