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Alistair MacDonald wrote:
Having been advised not to prune a vigorous but almost non-fruiting Victoria immediately after leaf fall, I was further advised 1) to prune in February and 2) wait until the first blossom shows. Should I pruine now or later? Alistair Hi Alistair - prune later to avoid possible silver leaf disease. http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to...s/plums-prune/ Jeff NE England |
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Having been advised not to prune a vigorous but almost non-fruiting Victoria
immediately after leaf fall, I was further advised 1) to prune in February and 2) wait until the first blossom shows. Should I pruine now or later? Alistair |
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Thanks Jeff. That's what I expected
Alistair "Jeff" wrote in message ... Alistair MacDonald wrote: Having been advised not to prune a vigorous but almost non-fruiting Victoria immediately after leaf fall, I was further advised 1) to prune in February and 2) wait until the first blossom shows. Should I pruine now or later? Alistair Hi Alistair - prune later to avoid possible silver leaf disease. http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to...s/plums-prune/ Jeff NE England |
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