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Forsythia Pruning: Now Is Ideal

Prune now (after bloom) to half desired size. New growth sets flower buds for next spring. Shrub pruning calendar at bit.ly/shrubpruning.

About Gardening
When to Prune Aucuba in the Southeast: Timing for Berries and Shape
Pruning Forsythia in Western New York: Post-Bloom Renewal
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Pruning Leyland Cypress: Avoiding Brown Gaps
Spirea Pruning Depends on Bloom Time
Clematis Pruning: Timing Depends on Bloom Type
Fig Pruning Strategy for Consistent Annual Crops
Pruning Leggy Gardenias: A Three-Year Plan for Stronger, Blooming Shrubs
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