J Root - Abandon or Let it Roll?
6 years ago
I planted three small Copper King 2 years ago.
I noticed the other day it wasn't anchored as I'd expect.
Upon further inspection it has a J root. See my award winning drawing below.
Is this tree destined for failure in 10 years or do I let it be?
The three trees are planted as a grouping - 15' centers.
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