Knockouts: 3 ft wide × 3 ft tall (cold winters) or 5 ft tall (warm).
Plant 3 feet apart on center for continuous hedge look.
Hard prune first 2 years (to 12-18 inches) – forces bushy base, prevents legginess.
Result: dense, floriferous hedge.
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