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Sun, May 17, 09 at 22:43
| I have a young (4 years old) prairiefire crab apple tree. The central leader has developed a permanent droop. I've read that these sucker very easily and topping is a serious offense.
It seems to have a very wild habit anyways. Will it sort itself out without any help from me? |
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