I planted 2 bare-root yoshino last winter. They are fairing very well.
When I got them they were both ~3' and curved in an arc - like a "("
After planting and spring growth, one of them is straightening up some, still not vertical; but the other is still arched over and ends up almost horizontal.
Should I tie them up and straighten them up, or just let them go? I mean, a curved trunk would be interesting, but really:)
Young yoshino cherry tree not growing vertical
I'd gently stake it if I were you. Use strips of rags or something soft to hold it to the stake. Hopefully it will learn to grow straight. I love those trees. They have such a beautiful shape, but mine died after 15 years. So sad.
Post a Reply to this Thread
More Trees, Shrubs and Conifers Threads
-
Overwintering Southern Gem Magnolias
started by genevarose
last post by genevaroseJul 11, 20251Jul 11, 2025 -
Sassafras (Male, I think) and suckers
started by MrMoundshroud
last post by MrMoundshroudAug 14, 20250Aug 14, 2025 -
What keeps pulling out my seedlings
started by Nutplanter
last post by NutplanterSep 06, 20251Sep 06, 2025 -
Starting Pine Trees for Christmas 2026
started by ScotsPineChristmas
last post by ScotsPineChristmasOct 17, 20250Oct 17, 2025 -
Where to find / buy Araucaria laubenfelsii?
started by phoenixjtn
last post by phoenixjtnJan 21, 20262Jan 21, 2026
