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Originally Posted by David E. Ross[_2_]
On 4/29/13 12:34 PM, ploppygb wrote:
'David E. Ross[_2_ Wrote:
;981999']On 4/28/13 1:00 PM, ploppygb wrote:-
After the snow this winter, some of the branches on our conifers have
splayed out. They look very unsightly so I want to tie them back in.
Can anyone what I should to use and any other advice. I presume string
is no good. Thanks.-
What kind of conifer?
Well, it's green and about 12ft at the moment! I can't imagine that it
will fix itself.
I meant: Is it an Italian cypress, red cedar, deodar cedar, fir, Aleppo
pine, podocarpus, arborvitae, blue spruce, juniper, etc, etc?
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Sorry it's taken a while, but here's a photo of said conifer. I have tied up the splayed branches with some twine I happened to have. Before that, about 4ft above ground on the right, some branches were splayed out about 90 degrees.