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Crimson Queen

20 years ago

I just planted a crimson queen and was wondering how often and how much water does it need, the tree is about 3feet tall. I used a tree and shrub mix when planting, also when is the right time to prune it because I am looking for a umbrella look of the tree. I live in New Jersey.

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Ciccio

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