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Pruning Magnolia Trees
My father has a large magnolia tree in his garden which is too big. It's
about 20ft tall with a generous spread and is probably magnolia soulangiana (it was already in the garden when he moved in). He would like to drastically reduce it in size - preferably halve it - it's too near the house and creates lots of shade. Does anyone know whether this is advisable or will this kill the tree or completely ruin it's looks? It currently flowers very profusely. Thanks for any advice. Liz |
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