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delseypb | 21:18 Tue 12th Jun 2007 | Home & Garden
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Shouldn't these be pruned now, after flowering, before July 1st before buds form for next year?
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They don't need to be pruned at all but if it must be done could you get away with a light tidy up?
If it's a severe chop you're contemplating, bear in mind it could be a couple of years before it looks good again....in that case it might be better to randomly take half the branches back this year & the rest next year.

13:43 Wed 13th Jun 2007
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you can dead head them, this will make 2 new shoots grow and then 2 flower heads for next year.
17:42 Fri 15th Jun 2007

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