1 Eat no more than 20 grams a day of Net Carbs, 12 to 15 grams of them as foundation vegetables. 2  This means you can eat approximately six loosely packed cups of salad and two cups of cooked vegetables per day.3  Remember, carb counts of various vegetables vary, so be sure to check them by using our Carb counter. Eat no more than 20 grams a day of Net Carbs, 12 to 15 grams of them as foundation vegetables. 2  This means you can eat approximately six loosely packed cups of salad and two cups of cooked vegetables per day. 3  Remember, carb counts of various vegetables vary, so be sure to check them by using our Carb counter.
Don't use tape or twine, as it may girdle the tree. In April, remove the wrap so insects or diseases aren't tempted to move in. An easy way to remember... wrap by Thanksgiving and unwrap by Easter. For information on the care and maintenance of trees, visit the eXtension website: Trees and Shrubs.
When should we fertilize, prune, plant, cut back, harvest, etc? Here are a few important âtimingâ answers. Prune. The best time to prune most plants is when they are dormant in the early or late winter. Before trees leaf out, you can see the branch structure and decide which limbs to remove and which to save. When pruning to thin out a tree, it is important to maintain the natural shape by carefully selecting tall, outlying branches for removal. When you prune during dormancy the trees stored resources are still in the roots and large stems. After pruning, trees can concentrate those resources in the remaining branches for a good growth flush.