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22-08-2005, 01:35 AM
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My Melia Azedarach trees are topping out too soon.
I have planted a row of these and I want them to grow upwards a bit more
before they form their characteristic umbrella shape. Should I cut out some of the branching stems at the top to encourage further upwards growth, and if so should thee be the inner or outer ones? I need to know quickly because spring is coming. Please help, Peter |
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