In issue 72 we showed you some great design ideas to incorporate trees
and shrubs growing in containers into your garden. Eventually these plants
will become root-bound and will need to be repotted into a bigger container
or have their roots trimmed so they can stay in the same one. Click on the
link below to watch and learn as I remove a large, root-bound Japanese maple
from its pot. I’ll prune away some of the roots and then repot the
tree back into the same container.
- Root Pruning a Containerized Tree
- Root Pruning: 2 Weeks Later
