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Fall Pruning Rules for Shrubs in Colorado

What Can Be Pruned in Fall

Colorado gardener asks if shrubs must be trimmed in fall.

Guidelines

Evergreens: Can prune in fall if desired.
Flowering Shrubs: NO—prune after flowering to preserve next year's buds.

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