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Zee · 25-04-2011, 03:38

I think it may have been an apple tree, the one next to it with the green leaves is a pear tree. If the other tree is dead, i don't want to have to pull it out and risk damaging the pear tree's roots because its growing so well.

There is no buds at all, nothing just dead leaves but the twigs don't just snap off, they are still kind of bendy so im not sure.

25-04-2011, 03:38	#14
Zee Inactive Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: North West London Age: 36 Services: BT Infinity Option 2, BT Talk Unlimited, Three PAYG, Giffgaff PAYG, Sky TV Entertainment Package Posts: 2,962	Re: Pruning during spring I think it may have been an apple tree, the one next to it with the green leaves is a pear tree. If the other tree is dead, i don't want to have to pull it out and risk damaging the pear tree's roots because its growing so well. There is no buds at all, nothing just dead leaves but the twigs don't just snap off, they are still kind of bendy so im not sure.