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Large Rosemary Bushes: Pruning for Size and Shape

Overgrown rosemary: prune 1/3 from tips every 3 weeks. Remove crowded interior branches. Use cuttings for gifts, drying.

Method

Shear exterior 1/3.
Thin interior: remove crossing/dead wood.
Shape as desired.
Repeat every 3 weeks.

Promotes dense, productive growth. Avoid old wood.

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