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Registered Forester in the Southern US with 30 years experiance in managing pines. Expert in pine forest health from management to control of pests to ID of species.
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If you are saying that the lower trunk has no branches now and if you prune the tree to 3 meters will new branches sprout?? I do not think you will have much luck getting the branches to sprout on the
Common name: Weeping Alaska cedar * Botanical name: Chamaecyparis nootkatensis ‘Pendula’ * What it is: A graceful, narrow, upright, soft-needled green evergreen with a gently weeping habit.
Evergreens should be moved early in the fall so they have time to form new roots. They need at least 6 weeks before the ground freezes. In DE now I would wait until the early spring say in March. All
Fertilize it with 10-10-10 fertilizer at the rate of 1 lb per inch of trunk diameter scattered around the tree and water in good. Apply just before a rain storm and you will not have to water it in. Fertilize
Yes organic mulch is good around trees and shrubs--the mulch hold moisture and help the root system maintain a supply of water. Make sure you do not apply more than 3 inches deep and not piled up on the

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