"Are you sure it is an Eastern Redbud? Most have a single trunk and multiple branches. It could be you have planted it too deep. At any rate, clip off all but the strongest of branches so that you have one lead, or trunk. Best time for this is late…"
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Started this discussion. Last reply by The Appalachian Shed Mar 19, 2009.
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Eastern Redbud
Granted this isn't about plants to eat (although I plan to post about those in the near future ;) I am in need of some green thumb advice. I have an Eastern Redbud seedling that I just planted in my front yard. I would like the Redbud to have just one trunk instead of multiple trunks as they most naturally want to have. I have heard you can train a young Redbud to have one trunk but I haven't found information on how to accomplish this.Does any have this knowledge to share?Thanks!CallieSee More
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