Hi,
My friend has just built a new home and he is wanting a row of ornamental pears - probably capitals, at the back of his yard as a hedge. however he wants them only to get to 3 metres high max so i was wondering if he could prune the trees from a young age to keep them at the desired height? Any thoughts or other suggestions. He really likes the look of the ornamental pears.
Thanks in advance
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Browse Forums General Discussion Re: ornamental pear trees 2Nov 24, 2018 9:09 am They are fine to prune back when leaves have dropped, we have that are about 10m high, not really used as a hedging tree, not sure how they would go being planted so close together  07 Apr 2016 205 NSW Bronze Member ornamental pear trees 3Nov 25, 2018 7:51 am I don’t know specifically about ornamental pears but I grew up on a stone fruit orchard and we would heavily prue the trees in winter once they lost their leaves. We would keep them small enough to only need short ladders so you should be fine. Omg they are so cute! Like ⋅ Add a comment ⋅ Pin to Ideaboard ⋅ Hi 0 1881 I have 2 established potted Frangipani trees,1.2 meters tall that I would like to transplant into Mother Earth. My yard is small, I am only able to transplant them close… 0 1119 For cdc have a look at clause 3.33 https://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/#/vi ... /572/part3 You also need to check your local councils website as they should have clear… 9 1293 |
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