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Experimental pruning July 31

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The Meyer lemon in foreground got pretty ratty looking, so I decided to do some radical pruning. The one in the background will be next, if this one turns out OK.
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Plumpossum

Yes, it has been my experience that vigorous pruning seems to give a plant a chance to start anew, though I'm sure there are many kinds of trees that wouldn't appreciate it (conifers, maybe?)

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Sometimes radical is easily the best thing. I have a big Japanese Kerria at my Antique Mall, a true specimen. I decided to do severe pruning. Everyone said I killed it but I knew better(although for a couple of weeks I was afraid they were right). Now less than a month later it is full and exuberant.

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