On Nov. 5, I posted a photo of a sycamore and pepper tree twisted together and seemingly forming a single hybrid tree. Above is another "before" shot, and below is the same tree today. You can see a small bit of the pepper that was left attached to the sycamore -- to have removed that would have damaged the sycamore unnecessarily. The sycamore is kind of spindly and leggy right now, but it likely will fill out and regain a more healthy shape now that the pepper has been removed and the sycamore has access to light and air.
On Nov. 5, I posted a photo of a sycamore and pepper tree twisted together and seemingly forming a single hybrid tree. Above is another "before" shot, and below is the same tree today. You can see a small bit of the pepper that was left attached to the sycamore -- to have removed that would have damaged the sycamore unnecessarily. The sycamore is kind of spindly and leggy right now, but it likely will fill out and regain a more healthy shape now that the pepper has been removed and the sycamore has access to light and air.
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