A. Pruning a weeping higan cherry is best done during late summer or early fall to prevent excess bleeding of sap. Pruning is not necessary for the tree’s health, but for the maintenance of form.
Linda Hugli
Master Gardener
A. Pruning a weeping higan cherry is best done during late summer or early fall to prevent excess bleeding of sap. Pruning is not necessary for the tree’s health, but for the maintenance of form.
Linda Hugli
Master Gardener