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| Hi
I recently dug out these 2 trees and put them into pots. The new owner of the property is not into figs so they were going to let them go unsheltered this winter . The previous owner would bury the trees and they seemed to have winter damage in spots and not very vigorous growth with basically only 3 or 4 leaves on the ends of the branches but did produce figs . I cut them back to around half their original size for transport purposes already . http://s1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb362/johnparav/Fig trees/?actio n=view¤t=92eb6962.png&evt=user_media_share The first 2 pics are of one tree . The next 2 are of the other . The first tree is about 8 feet tall and will not fit into my garage ( 7.5 foot tall garage ) . The problem is that all the lateral growth is up high so it will be even worse next year . If I cut it at the 3 foot height will it survive and make new branches from the main trunks ? Should I do it now or spring ?
Thanks ........ John P.s this is my first post and I hope the link works... |
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| This may help a bit. If you cut them shorter they will survive and put out new growth next year. Do your cutting when they are dormant or just before you store them. |
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| Hi thisime Thanks for the advice and placing the photos on the forum. John |
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