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4-Jun-2008

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cship4885

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Originally Posted by hackberry

Sometimes this kind of excessive cutting on arbs leads to backbudding on old wood. Keep an eye out.

This plant was cut back and planted in that whiskey barrel last season... In the midst of summer; I'm surprised it survived.

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