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Fruitless Mullberry trees declining after pruning?!?
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<blockquote data-quote="mikewhite85" data-source="post: 7541902" data-attributes="member: 40341"><p>You should not prune trees during the spring flush but I doubt that's what hit them. Mulberries are generally very resilient as most of them in Socal are radically topped seasonally.</p><p></p><p>It's likely that the stress resulting from the pruning (perhaps overpuning) led to some other issue. Shothole borers seems to kill a tree in weeks and I remember them gaining a lot of momentum before I moved away from there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mikewhite85, post: 7541902, member: 40341"] You should not prune trees during the spring flush but I doubt that's what hit them. Mulberries are generally very resilient as most of them in Socal are radically topped seasonally. It's likely that the stress resulting from the pruning (perhaps overpuning) led to some other issue. Shothole borers seems to kill a tree in weeks and I remember them gaining a lot of momentum before I moved away from there. [/QUOTE]
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