Those swollen "bulbs" on rhododendron branch tips in winter are flower buds, not leaf buds. Pinching them off removes next spring's bloom. Azaleas have similar but smaller buds tucked between leaves. Rhododendron buds are just more conspicuous. Resist the urge to tidy up; the show is worth the wait.
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