Japanese Maple

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• Subject: Japanese Maple
• From: "* A* T* <n*@netdex.com>
• Date: Fri, 23 May 1997 11:39:27 -0700
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I have a 10 year old Japanese Maple that has no life on the branches.  I
have not transplanted it, or changed watering habits or done anything
different.  No signs of pest infestation.  The only new growth is up the
entire trunk where there is lots of new leaf growth.  What should I do?
Prune the entire tree back to any green wood?  Or just cut it back to
the trunk?  Any advise would be appreciated.

TIA
Merlene
Niteowl@netdex.com

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