Best pruning times: early fall, late winter, or early spring. Avoid 2 weeks before first frost (fresh cuts vulnerable).
Never remove >⅓ of canopy. For a 20-foot tree, 6 feet reduction is appropriate.
Mimosa blooms on new wood. Pruning in late winter/early spring doesn't reduce flowering—may enhance it by stimulating vigorous growth.
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