Early spring: cut back to 3–5 main stems, 3–4 ft long. Remove all other growth. In 6–8 weeks, thin weak new shoots, tie 5–7 strong ones into an attractive framework, pinch tips for spurs.
Low fertilizer—high nitrogen causes weak growth and fewer flowers.
The Pruner's Bible by Steve Bradley has diagrams for bougainvillea pruning.
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