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Thanks, and several times. I’ve had to hit them with a broom a few time to get the weight off of them, but they’ve done well. Reason we used them here is because of the winter impact. We get high winds too. Once they’re a little bigger, they should do fine on their own like the others we have that are now huge! We’ll probably top these off in another 18 months so they’ll start to go bushy wide then start to trim to shape them.
5 gallons of drench ready for the shrubs, trees, and crape myrtles
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Originally Posted by NC211
I’m not familiar with the Bonide, but have used other products from them with good results. The other two are basically the same thing. I can’t remember the name of the active ingredient but it’s all the same. The stuff works too! Had one crape Myrtle last year get whacked by aphids. It was the only tree in my park that I forgot to treat (including three other crape Myrtles). Nothing was attacked except that one.
I always go with the drench for the trees. I’ll use the granular for the shrubs along the front of my house (wax leaf privets)
On the 10-10-10, I typically fling it at the tree and around the ground in general. I let mother nature do the rest with rain.
On average there are about 10 to 18 ft. Don't require any pruning but it always helps to give them an occasional trim just to keep fresh new growth on them.
I must have about 25 or 30 of them total. Very easy to grow. Really don't require any maintenance. They produce a nice white flowering in the early spring and then berries later in the year.
Need to pick up some 10-10-10 to give them all a light dose middle of next month, but spring is well advanced here so might be by the end of the month.
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