Dear Master Gardner, I planted a lanky Rhamnus purshiana last year in my front yard. This past winter’s snow and ice load left it listing to one side. Should I stake this tree erect? If I should, what would be the recommended way of staking it? I also had a Baccharis pilularis knocked to the ground by a falling branch during the ice/snow. Is it possible to save the bush? If so how? I don’t have a problem with naturally misshapen plants so long as they can be healthy; however, the front yard tree, I would prefer to see straightened up. Many thanks in advance for any advice you provide, S