Prune aucuba in late winter to early spring for moderate to heavy cuts. Avoid June–July. For berry-producing plants, prune after berries drop (November). Cut back to a pair of buds or just above a leaf joint. Stalks can be cut well into the canopy. General rule: prune after the ornamental feature (flowers/berries) has passed.
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