A Maryland gardener asks about pruning 'Joseph's Coat' climbers on March 6.
Mid-March is generally safe in Maryland. Erratic weather makes timing tricky, but pruning during early bud break is fine—delaying avoids frost damage to new cuts.
Monitor forecasts. If a hard freeze threatens after pruning, protect with burlap. Flexibility beats rigid calendar dates.
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