Hi,
Last year I transplanted a William Baffin into my yard and at first it didn't do well. I though it was going to die. But eventually it sent out on shoot which then did very well. I didn't want to cut cut it back because I was afraid I would kill it for sure.
Now I'm wondering how I should prune this to get a few more branches growing. Any ideas? Seems obvious... one branch ...cut it, but I thought I'd check here first.
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