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Victoria Plum tree

Discussion in 'Trees' started by wiseowl, Sep 20, 2021.

  1. wiseowl

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    Good morning everyone I have a 3 year old Victoria plum tree which had a heavy crop this year and I have just noticed these new branches are these or should I remove them part of the tree thank you:smile:


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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Look like suckers to me.
     
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      Yes they're suckers you'll have to remove them Woo.
       
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        Good afternoon @pete and @Logan and thank you my friends do I cut them off or pull them off as I do with Roses suckers which grow back when cut off:smile:
         
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          Woo I'm not sure about that, maybe @pete knows
          and your welcome:)
           
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            Good afternoon @Logan my friend and many thanks it seems that as with Roses you should tear them off rather than cut:smile:

            I shall go and do that now:smile:
             
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              If you try pulling them off you might uproot the tree, they look pretty big.
              I find they grow back however you remove them, but you can dig down a bit and cut them off as close to the rootstock as is possible.
               
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                Good afternoon @pete and thank you its my fault I let that border run out of control and only noticed them as I have weeded and cleared the border and you are spot on they are far to big to tear off so I shall cut them off:smile:
                 
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                  Your welcome Woo.
                   
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