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My Koto No Ito has leafed out beautifully but it has some die-back at the top of two branches. I suspect it's from the two sudden cold snaps we had coupled with mild temps in between this past winter.
Should I trim these areas back to where there is green on the branches or??
this one is green on top of brown.
Also, before leafing out you can see an odd angled branch and lots of smaller ones. should I leave everything alone or ??
Do I see a branch in the last picture which starts off bottom right then comes back to cross center? If I see it correctly I'd probably prune that one also.
Carolina Girl (Zone 8b) thanked Toronado3800 Zone 6 St Louis
Yes, that branch (the lowest one that grows out of the main trunk - lowest on right) grows up and then loops back over itself. So its a pretty big branch considering the overall size of this tree.
Here it is traced in Paint (little branches growing off of it it as well)
BTW I would not be so hasty cutting off that crooked branch. Oddities like that can be what gives a tree one-of-a-kind character. So I would probably let it be for now, unless it's clearly going to cause some damage.
Toronado3800 Zone 6 St Louis
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