Sometime ago someone mentioned that they use a dowel with a nail in each end to spread limbs. Is this good for the tree? Wouldn't it create a wound to the tree? It is a fine idea and frugal and one I would like to use. However I would cut 1/2" square wood stock and use nails in either end. Much cheaper---- If you have axcess to a table saw. Also, my trees have been in the ground 1 year April 1st. How much of what fertilizer should I give them? I am in zone 5. Cant wait to get out there and plant some trees, just hope the snow melts in time. Thanks for the imfo, you Guys and Gals are the BEST!!!
fruitnut Z7 4500ft SW TX
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fruitnut Z7 4500ft SW TX
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