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Pruning Weeping Mulberry: Trim Low Branches, Avoid Drastic Cuts

Weeping mulberry: now, only trim branches hitting the ground. Major prune in dormant season (late winter). Remove dead wood and shape gradually. Drastic “back to the ball” cuts harm the tree. Upright shoots will weep naturally as they grow.

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