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Old 26-09-2003, 03:42 PM
Iris Cohen
 
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Default Seiju Elm

I have a Seiju that is several years old and doing fine. However, the second
branch up on the right is too thick, especially near the base. If I just cut it
off, it will leave too big a gap. If I cut it off and leave the branch collar,
will it grow a new, thinner branch in due course, or will it be too thin
compared to the branches above it? The rest of the branches are about right.
Iris,
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