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Transplanting and Pruning a Butterfly Bush?

If I plan to transplant my butterfly bush in the spring, should I prune before I transplant or transplant and then prune?

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August 16, 20131 found this helpful

Butterfly bushes do best when pruned before transplanting. You want to chop it back as much as possible, dig up as much of the root ball as possible, and replant very soon. It may take a year or so to grow back to full size, but that isn't usually a problem. You can cut them back whenever you need to, but definitely every fall/early winter so they don't get storm damaged. If you don't prune them, they get way too big for the space!

 

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