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Will a Lilac Bloom After Pruning?
My lilacs grew so high and blooming into next door's yard, that I pruned the main stems (trunks) way down. Now all these suckers are growing very green, but can they ever bloom? Thanks.
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 08/26/2008 | 3 Feedback(s)
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Can You Trim A Bush In Hot Weather?
I live in Phoenix, Arizona and the high temp here has been around 100 lately. I've got a rose bush that is falling over my walkway to my front door. If I trim the bush in this hot weather, will it harm it?
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Dead Heading Dianthus
Is it necessary to dead head dianthus?
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 05/12/2008 | 3 Feedback(s)
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Pruning a Jasmine Plant
I have never pruned my jasmine. The bottom third is bare. Leaves and blooms are only on the top 2/3, which is trailing. What is the best way to prune in this situation?
View and Post Feedback Posted on: 05/05/2008 | 1 Feedback(s)
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Advice For Pruning Trumpet Vines
I need advice on pruning Trumpet Vines (Humming Bird Vines). I have already cut the vine back to about an inch or two above ground, after it's first year of growth, last fall and mulched it. We had excessive snow this past winter. Will it come back, or have I killed it? I thought it was like my clematis, which I cut down each year.
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Pruning Gabriel's Trumpet Plant
I need to prune a Gabriel's trumpet plant/tree to a canopy instead of straight up and down. Any advice?
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Pruning a Hibiscus
I have had Hibiscus tree for about 3 years now and it is still hardy. I bring it in the winter. It is getting very large and growing outward. Can I prune it? If so when is the best time? Where should I cut? I am afraid to kill it seeing as I do not have any information on Hibiscus.
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