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Pruning a walnut tree
About 10 years ago I put a small walnut tree in the garden and 2 years
later pruned it to shape with 3 almost equally spaced uprights from chest height. For the last couple of years it's had a couple of hundred walnuts each summer (and a couple of squirrels...) I now wish to prune it again to give this larger tree a more diffinitive shape and less shade to surrounding areas. At about 12 feet from the ground the branches are about 1 1/2" thick and where they fork, I was thinking of cutting them leaving an upward or sidewards bud or shoot. Is it OK to do so at this time of year and anything I should watch out for? |
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