Need help with Kwanzan Cherry Trees
princess51
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Kwanzan Flowering Cherry Tree: when to prune?
Comments (3)if a recent transplant.. within the last two years.... every leaf is a feeding machine to the young tree ... cut some off .... and you reduce its ability to grow roots to get more fully established ... personally .. i would not prune for the first 2 or 3 years ... except for broken or crossing limbs.. patience is ALWAYS rewarded when it come to trees ... and no.. fertilizer wont help ... time, proper water and proper mulch is all it needs.. a picture and some additional facts would be worth another thousand words of speculation .. ken...See MoreHelp with kwanzan cherry..
Comments (5)"It's not a "nurseryman's error", it's an alternative spelling now being called "obsolete"" Whatever. The important point is that the spelling with a 'w' is invalid under the provisions of the International Code of Nomenclature for Cultivated Plants. Resin...See MoreKwanzan Cherry tree new tree growth
Comments (3)If it's connected to the bark of the parent tree, the answer is no. If it's far enough away from the tree where you can slam a shovel as far deep as possible (use a spade) and when you get the sucker out of the ground and if it has enough roots, then sure. If all goes well, plant the sucker in very deep shade and do not let it dry out at all this year. The other half of the story is that the sucker will never be the cultivar, "Kwanzan", never... It is no more than a sucker from a cherry seedling that the Kwanzan was grafted, too. If and again the sucker is growing from the trunk, you will need to lop it off or saw it off so that the integrity of the Kwanzan is the only thing remaining that is actively-growing, otherwise, you'll have an insignificant double-leader tree that will become a nuisance at a later time. So, therefore, the sucker and any others that may arrive at a later date should always be removed. I hope this makes sense to you because quite honestly I worked backwards to answer your question(s). Dax...See MoreKwanzan Cherry Trees
Comments (1)The best method is grafting..... But try taking a 3 node cutting of firm new growth. Apply 0.8% IBA (rooting hormone) stick in well drained soil & mist.......See Moreprincess51
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