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maryjane43

pruning young trees again - pictures should work this time

16 years ago

Sorry about that - I'm trying to post again using Photbucket. As I said before I am looking for pruning advice, especially with the Northern Spy, which I did prune last year, and the King of Tompkins, which I got last year and don't know how to prune:

Spy:

http://s908.photobucket.com/albums/ac290/maryjane43/?action=view&current=2009-casinonight149.jpg

King of Tompkins:

http://s908.photobucket.com/albums/ac290/maryjane43/?action=view&current=2009-casinonight152.jpg

This is the Macoun, I don't know why it only branches on one side:

http://s908.photobucket.com/albums/ac290/maryjane43/?action=view&current=2009-casinonight151.jpg

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