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pruning frost hit figs

18 years ago

I have a bunch of celeste figs that I transplanted from a farm last year a bit too late. They put on some late growth that ultimately got hit by frost before hardening off. It wasn't more than two to three inches, and they are just single stalks about pencil width coming up from large root chunks (broken from the main tree). Before spring comes, would it be better to cut them to the ground (they stand 18 inches or so now), or just cut off the dead growth? I'm hoping they'll produce figs by this June so that's what I'm aiming for.

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