Now is the time to prune your spring flowering shrubs. This should be done 30-45 days after they finish flowering to ensure bud set for the following spring.
This includes Azalea, Spirea, Rhododendron, Mock Orange, Duetzia and Lilac. See photos below depicting proper pruning
We will be PRUNING
our prices for the month of July
ALL Spring Flowering Shrubs mentioned above are
now 25% off.
(This is on current stock only, no special orders for the shrubs mentioned above).
Rhododendron
Remove spent flower heads to prevent seeds from forming. this allows new growth to expand and spring buds to set for following year.
Spirea
Remove spent flower clusters to promote mid summer bloom and to shape overall look of plant. If the plant has gotten out of control, cutting back to 12" for the ground will allow for the shrub to regrow..
