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Lime Trees
| Posted by Jackie parrish , Feb 22,2007,18:52 | Forum | ||||
My young lime tree was doing fine until 2 consecutive hurricances 2 years in a row, stunted it's growth and robbed it of it's leaves. This past summer the main tree stump has died, but it has tons of thorny shoots weaving up as high as 5 feet. They are just all windy thorny shoots and no leaves or branches. Can my tree be salvaged and how should I prune this? Thank you
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