Stakes and tight guide wires or ropes insure a more even surface. Make sure wire is tight and not misplaced by twig. Overhanging top edges shade sides, which soon loose their leaves and become leggy. SOME GOOD HEDGE PLANTS Low hedge (2 to 4 feet) Large hedge (over 6 feet, continued.) Pygmy Peashrub Medora Juniper Chinese Lilac Alpine Current Fragrant Sumac Fritsch Spirea Siberian Arborvitae Dakota Sunset Potentilla Bergeson Compact Dogwood Little Giant Arborvitae Wayfaring Tree Viburnum Hetz Midget Arborvitae Screening (over 10 ft tall) Emerald Carousel Barberry Eastern Red Cedar Dwarf Gooseberry Medora Juniper Medium hedge (4 to 6 feet) Grizzly Bear Juniper Globe peashrub Miss Late Lilac Threelobe Spirea Embers (or Redwing) Amur Maple Triumph Potentilla Siberian Peashrub (Caragana) Globe Arborvitae Spruce Miniglobe Honeysuckle Spruce Palibin Dwarf Lilac Pyramidal Arborvitae Large hedge (over 6 feet) Bailey Compact Amur Maple Miss Kim Lilac Techny Arborvitae Minuet Lilac LAB 9 - PRUNING AND TRAINING Lab Report Name__________________________________________ Lab Section______________________ 1. Diagram the procedure for removing a large limb from a tree. Explain why large limbs are removed in this way.
Stakes and tight guide wires or ropes insure a more even surface. Make sure wire is tight and not misplaced by twig. Overhanging top edges shade sides, which soon loose their leaves and become leggy. SOME GOOD HEDGE PLANTS Low hedge (2 to 4 feet) Pygmy Peashrub Alpine Current Fritsch Spirea Dakota Sunset Potentilla Little Giant Arborvitae Hetz Midget Arborvitae Emerald Carousel Barberry Dwarf Gooseberry Medium hedge (4 to 6 feet) Globe peashrub Threelobe Spirea Triumph Potentilla Globe Arborvitae Miniglobe Honeysuckle Palibin Dwarf Lilac Large hedge (over 6 feet) Miss Kim Lilac Minuet Lilac Large hedge (over 6 feet, continued.) Medora Juniper Chinese Lilac Fragrant Sumac Siberian Arborvitae Bergeson Compact Dogwood Wayfaring Tree Viburnum Screening (over 10 ft tall) Eastern Red Cedar Medora Juniper Grizzly Bear Juniper Miss Late Lilac Embers (or Redwing) Amur Maple Siberian Peashrub (Caragana) Spruce Spruce Pyramidal Arborvitae Bailey Compact Amur Maple Techny Arborvitae LAB 9 - PRUNING AND TRAINING Lab Report Name__________________________________________ Lab Section______________________ 1. Diagram the procedure for removing a large limb from a tree. Explain why large limbs are removed in this way.
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