Forsythia blooms on old wood. Prune immediately after spring flowers fade. Late pruning removes next year's buds. Even if the shrub is sprawling, wait until post-bloom.
Some buds may already be forming, but pruning now is still better than waiting until fall. Cut back to shape, remove oldest stems at ground level for renewal.
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