The classic AJC pruning calendar is now available in a readable digital format—plus my original, more detailed version. Key principle: know whether your shrub blooms on old wood (prune after flowering) or new wood (prune late winter). The chart "Flower Bud Location on Deciduous Shrubs, Vines, and Small Trees" is an essential reference.
Also see: Types of Pruning, Good Books on Pruning.

Weigela Wilt: Not a Disease, Look to Environment
Pruning Hybrid Teas After Warm Winter: Staged Approach for Georgia
Spring Pruning of Rugosa Roses: Timing and Fertilizer Tips for Zone 6
Managing Overgrown Alocasia: Limited Pruning Options
Desert Hedge Recommendations for Nevada: Beyond Rosemary & Pineapple Guava
Pruning and Training Container Plants: Shape, Health, and Ornamental Effects
Pruning Roses by Type: Ramblers, Climbers, Hybrid Teas & Floribundas
How to Prune Roses: 7 Simple Rules for Beautiful Bushes
Smoke Bush Pruning: Create Shrub Form
Crapemyrtle Pruning: Stop the "Murder," Start the Method
Loropetalum (Chinese Fringe Flower): Varieties, Hardiness, and Cultivar Confusion
Lantana Pruning: When and How to Cut Back for Winter Survival
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