Start pruning and shaping my tiny cedar tree. I have this small cedar tree that one of my squirrels or birds apparently planted for me and I hope it continues to grow since I had no part in planting it but I do want it to grow in a nice shape and form not all willy nilly and scraggly so I know that I need to start pruning and shaping it at some time. When do you think would be the best time for me to begin this and how best to go about it?
My next house will have no kitchen - just vending machines and a large trash can.
They should not be pruned until there third or forth year and then only lightly, branches that cross over others and misshapes or broken ones other than that they do well on there own. A good fertilizer spike for evergreens in its second year will give it a boost in growth and color. Thank the critter that planted it for you! It was very kind of him to do so.
Be careful of those that say they are you friend. Friendship and Trust must be earned, Saying it is only part of the truth.
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