Mango Tree question

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Diana says... Hi Walter, I think you can prune about a third of the branches after fruiting, to keep it a manageable size and increase air circulation. You won't get fruit for a while on the pruned branches I think, that's why not to do all in the one year. They seem to cope well. I've seen large mangoes cut back to stumps and grow back fine. Diana	About the Author Diana Brisbane 13th November 2013 11:01pm #UserID: 3004 Posts: 284 View All Diana's Edible Fruit Trees
Walter starts with ... Do you actually prune a large mango tree, such as the R2E2? If so, what time of the year do you do it?	About the Author Walter 13th November 2013 12:33pm #UserID: 8338 Posts: 1 View All Walter's Edible Fruit Trees
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