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Billcat · 31-01-2007, 19:40

LancYorkYankee,

I've never been quite certain that I am doing the pruning correctly, either. However, I worry a lot less about it than I used to, as the tress and bushes seem to produce better even if my pruning technique is less than optimal. If I don't get the job done, production drops.

I believe that a less-than-perfect pruning is far better than none at all?

31-01-2007, 19:40	#3
Billcat Foreign Correspondent Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Colony of New Jersey Posts: 694 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 54	Re: Pruning Advice/Information! LancYorkYankee, I've never been quite certain that I am doing the pruning correctly, either. However, I worry a lot less about it than I used to, as the tress and bushes seem to produce better even if my pruning technique is less than optimal. If I don't get the job done, production drops. I believe that a less-than-perfect pruning is far better than none at all? __________________ When in darkness or in doubt, visit Oswaldtwistle!