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Cherry Amanagawa (Bending in the wind)

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united4ever · 20/04/2020 16:28

Been in the ground for a couple of years and about 2 metres - it has a cane about 3/4 of the way up, now it has foliage after winter it seems to take the brunt of the wind and is bending quite a bit.

Would you expect to put in a larger cane as it grows higher and higher or would you put two canes meeting at the top.....must admit, I never thought about this and assumed it would not need support - worried about it bending right over or snapping near the top which is fairly unsupported.

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Cherry Amanagawa (Bending in the wind)
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lemontreebird · 21/04/2020 09:54

I'd have a proper tree stake and tree tie.

And I think some movement is good, to encourage trunk thickening?

lemontreebird · 21/04/2020 09:56

I seem to have forgotten how to do links - have a look on the RHS website about tree stakes.

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