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pruning overgrown evergreen plants

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j0nb0y | 14:09 Mon 08th Nov 2010 | Gardening
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Can anyone advise me about cutting back and pruning various evergreen plants in my garden, one of them is a holly bush, no idea what the other one is (gardening is definately not my forte!!!) they are starting to overtake the garden. Do I cut them back to the last leaf to leave some green on them or can I cut them all the way back. Worried about cutting them back too much and them never growing back again. Any tips would be most appreciated. Sorry for being so vague!
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established green holly you can cut down to a foot high and it will shoot again...need to know what the others are to comment...be a bit gentler if the holly is golden or variegated.
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