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Old 27-09-2005, 08:12 PM
Sheila Richards
 
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Default Pruning an acer palmatum

I have a largish (4 ft?) acer palmatum in a container. It seems very happy
and is growing well. However, one branch is growing in the wrong direction
and makes the plant look a very odd shape. I'd like to remove this branch
to improve the shape - can I do it at this time of year or would that be a
bad idea?
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