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Hard Pruning Hydrangea

Hi, I have a mature lace cap hydrangea in the garden. I wanted to hard prune it this year but the very cold weather in March has made this impossible. I wanted to remove the old woody stems and give is a good pruning as it is getting too large by harmer

03/04/2013 14:18:11

by Gardening Grandma

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Should I prune hydrangea plants and if so how should I go about doing it? This from a couple of days back probably answers your question http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/problem-solving/hydrangeas/74275.html It depends what kind they are by sunshine in the garden

17/02/2013 11:19:11

by sunshine in the garden

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Hi,i have two pieris (forest flame /flaming silver) planted in large pots in ericaceous compost,but are now large and want to prune them,how and when do i achieve this.Up here in the north east everything is growing fantastic exept cucumbers by tony williams2

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03/06/2012 16:22:12

by tony williams2

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hi, ive just moved to my new house and about to start on the garden and i have inherited about 30 clematis and about 30 climbing roses !!! my problem is none have labels so with the clematis i dont know what they are so dont know when to prune by itchyandscratchy

09/03/2013 08:24:07

by Gardening Grandma

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I have an euonymus alatus bush which is looking very sad for itself at this time of the year. When should I prune it and by how much? I wouldn't prune it at all, it's much more attractive if allowed to grow naturally. It'll soon be leafing up by sunshine in the garden

03/03/2013 17:43:09

by Dovefromabove

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in the knowledge that any branches pruned at this time of the year will now grow much stronger on her side, thus giving her more of a problem in the future! To restrict growth rather than encourage it, most trees are best pruned in late summer. Just make sure by hjalondon

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01/04/2013 18:06:00

by BobTheGardener

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OOOh I did laugh at the jobs for next week--- pruning flowering currant and forsythia! Ours, and also even daffodilts, are nowhere near flowering- the incessant snow and cold being the culprits. I think mine might be ready to prune about June!!!! I by MaggieL

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30/03/2013 22:32:42

by Woodgreen wonderboy

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when should I prune fushias - I live in North Devon Hello Annie, I know that fuchsias can look a bit messy in the winter and it's tempting to cut them down. However you need to wait for spring. When they begin to sprout again, you'll be able to see by annie11

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19/12/2011 19:19:25

by Lyn

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How far back can I prune geraniums? geraniums or pelargoniums? geraniums The little pink geraniums you can snip back with shears and with in a week there growing back but it is now getting a bit late in the year and may be best left til spring by chainsawsal

14/09/2012 20:03:55

by sotongeoff

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and flourishing there ! Can anyone advise me as to whether it should be pruned or not as I don't want it to get out of hand. At present the trunk girth is about 1 foot, but I don't know how old it is as I only bought the house 2 years ago. I am a regular by Rowan3

24/01/2013 10:15:46

by Rowan3

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