New Mango pruning? Opinions wanted
jwthought81
11 years ago
Hi all,
I recently acquired an ice cream and a mallika mango at Home Depot which are grafted trees from Pine Island Nursery. I got these youngster about a week ago and I did some pruning as soon as I got them home. Now, Im looking at them and Im wondering if they would benefit from a more severe pruning or "pugging", in the interest of keeping them bushy.
Here's a few shots. What do you all think?
Mallika
Ice Cream
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