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Removing Dead Branches on Hemlock and Azalea to Stimulate Fill-In

Persistent Leafless Branches on Old Plants

2 Canadian hemlocks + several azaleas. Certain branches leafless for years, return annually bare.

Action

Prune dead branches off.
Surrounding growth will fill gaps.
Careful pruning speeds fill-in.
Water and fertilize well for maximum growth.

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