Late summer or early fall—when sap flow is minimal. Globe willow bleeds heavily if pruned in spring.
Think "haircut," not structural pruning. The weeping habit returns each summer. Annually shear the canopy to maintain the umbrella shape.
This is an annual maintenance task. The tree will never hold a tight formal shape long-term; it's a fast-growing, weeping species.
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