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In my New York City backyard I have a Stewartia Pseudocamellia and a Japanese Umbrella Tree in planters. Due to the small size of the yard, and specifically the area where they're placed, I would prefer that they remain pretty small. But they've grown (as trees will) raising questions. Should they be pruned? Should they be transplanted into larger planters? Both? If you suggest pruning, is this an OK time to do that (March 2, 32 degrees...)
What do you think?
In my New York City backyard I have a Stewartia Pseudocamellia and a Japanese Umbrella Tree in planters. Due to the small size of the yard, and specifically the area where they're placed, I would prefer that they remain pretty small. But they've grown (as trees will) raising questions. Should they be pruned? Should they be transplanted into larger planters? Both? If you suggest pruning, is this an OK time to do that (March 2, 32 degrees...)
What do you think?