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(3) Don’t remove more than one third of the limbs in any one year. Over-pruning will put a strain on the tree and result in an excessive number of scars to heal over.
Requests for planting site examinations, seedling price lists and order forms, and other forestry assistance can be directed to my office at P. O. Box 148, Madison, Virginia 22727. Also available is a brief containing more detailed information on black walnut stand maintenance.
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