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Old 17-08-2004, 12:07 AM
Zemmy!!
 
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Default New Growth

In May I planted a Zepherin Drouhin climber. With our wet June it dud well
and after a lull in growth during the dry July, the cool days of August have
produced alot of new growth. Most of this new growth is low on the bush and
I am wondering if I should trim it to give it a chance to grow taller, or
should I wait until spring to give it more direction? Either way how much is
too much?

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Zemmy!!
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