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Removing only pup okay?
I just noticed that my Basjoo is forming a very small pup (looks like a bud or something). When it gets large enough which will be awhile I imagine, will it be okay to remove this pup if it is the only one showing, or do I need to leave it? I would like to have more than one Bajoo in the yard next summer.
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Re: Removing only pup okay?
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Give it a chance to grow and establish then remove it once it gets about foot or two......but next spring.  |
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Re: Removing only pup okay?
Tools.. Garden Spade, and Digging Bar.. The thin blade works great for pots
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