In Southeast Georgia, winter pruning for beautyberry and crapemyrtle (both bloom on new wood) is best done in January and February, before spring growth begins. This is earlier than the December-March window typical for metro Atlanta. Pruning now won't reduce summer flowers or fruit.
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Basil in Winter (NY): Dies at Frost – Start Fresh in Spring
Pruning Perennial Fuchsias on the Oregon Coast: Timing and Technique
Winter Protection for Perennials and Bulbs: Timing and Techniques
Winter Pruning of Large Loropetalums
Transplanting Canna: Wait Until April Shoot Emergence
Lantana Pruning: When and How to Cut Back for Winter Survival
Panicle Hydrangea Pruning: Winter Pruning Okay, Unlike Mopheads
Hyacinth Container Planting: Timing and Cold Treatment
Lantana Winter Pruning: Cut Back in January, Mulch with Pine Straw
Pruning Encore Azaleas Without Losing Blooms
River Birch Pruning Timing: Dormant Season Only to Avoid Sap Bleeding
Winter Care for Gift Chrysanthemums: Plant Outdoors, Water Carefully
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