Globe-type shrubs (e.g., dwarf blue spruce 'Globosa') naturally grow rounded. To refine shape:
Grafting upper branches lower on the trunk is not feasible. Grafting joins compatible tissues (cambium layers); moving branches to new positions on the same tree doesn't work. For lower branching, encourage buds by pruning above them or consider air-layering a low branch.
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