Some subtle pruning.

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    This Wisteria needed some subtle pruning.
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      So it got it.:yess:

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        It was a tangled mess so needed doing. Probably lost the flowers for next year but should be spectacular in 2013.:thumbsup:
         
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        Well done Dai , you sorted it , look forward to seeing pics. come 2013 .
         
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        That's one 'helluva' haircut Dai! :)
         
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        With a bit of luck it may flower next year :dbgrtmb:. We gave ours a hard pruning and it flowered. :yahoo:
         
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        Only time will tell Shiney.:dbgrtmb::D
         
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        Planted one of these this year so it's still only tiny but now I know how to treat it when its grown a bit more:)

        Neighbours did a 'subtle prune' on a 30ft bordering apple - they've taken the entire crown off!
         
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        They`ve Pollarded an APPLE? I hope they aren`t expecting fruit in the near future.:dbgrtmb:
         
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        pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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        2013,you mean, when its a tangled mass again.:heehee:
         
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        Not at all Pete, I will be allowed to prune it properly next year.:cool::thumbsup:
         
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        I'm sure you will Dai:)
         
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        I`ll post the pics.:D
         
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        Slightly more severe than pollarding as the entire crown has been sliced off! They basically have abig stick in the ground lol Shame as I liked the windfalls!
         
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