Pine Cloud pruning advice
diyspa
9 years ago
I need some advice on pruning this pine. Here is a picture of the pine and this year's growth. I would like to have three cloud pads on level two separate from the trunk and one pad around the trunk at level 1. Two year's ago I tried to develop a three cloud pad at level four with not much success. Thanks in advance for the advice. Lee
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