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Q: How to Prune a Silk Tree.
A: 1. Prune silk trees late in the fall or in winter, which is their the dormant season. 2. Decide if your silk tree will have a central trunk or several trunks. F... Read More »
Q: How to Grow Silk Trees.
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Q: What is silk tree?
A: n. An Asian tree (Albizia julibrissin) having pinnately compound leaves and heads of pinkish flowers with many long filaments. Also called mimosa . Read More »
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