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Oct 15, Tree Care: High. Early pruning needed to train a good shape; pruning needed less frequently with age.

Removal of root suckers. Sidewalk clean-up during seed capsule drop. Tolerance: Drought (once established), any soil, fog. Special Considerations: 4'x4' basin recommended. Prefers sun and space. Needs good drainage.

Does not tolerate strong or gusty winds. Pruning of sucker growth will be necessary to keep a single trunk tree form. Also reseeds freely.

note resistant to Oak Root Fungus. Location Maytenus can be found on many streets in Marina. A healthy tree can be seen on DeForest across from the County Health Center. Nov 13, If you plant it in your garden you will have suckers popping up all over the place, possibly in your basement. Also, if you prune this tree too aggressively it will sprout back even more aggressively. So prune lightly; make fewer, larger cuts. Be prepared to have to prune often to keep the desired shape.

GROWTH HABITS Small weeping tree Evergreen foliage Moderate to dense shade ’ tall 25’ spread Lives 50 to years A Maytenus boaria in Fremont is registered as a California Big Tree.

It measures 36 feet high, with a trunk circumference of 83 inches and a crown spread of. Pruning group 1.

Only prune dead and damaged wood in winter when dormant. Resents heavy pruning. Take root cuttings in late winter. Maytenus boaria (Mayten tree) will reach a height of 10m and a spread of 8m after years.

Grow in moderately fertile, moist but well-drained soil in. May 14, Here’s some general information on the care of Mayten trees: Watering: gallons per week for the first 2 years; gallons twice a month for the 3rd year; as needed after 3 years (varies by soil, sun, and wind conditions). Maintenance: Early pruning needed to mayten tree pruning to desired shape; pruning needed less frequently with age. Removal of root suckers. Dec 11, Trim the tree down to no more than half its size.

Err on the side of caution and trim the tree a little at a time. Remove a few overgrown branches and any brown leaves. Then, step back and look over the shape of the tree. If the tree still looks uneven in shape, trim 93%(68).