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Aesthetic pruning goals for your garden sanctuary

June 9, 2013 By Jim 3 Comments

Native plants - Burr oak

Two aesthetic pruning goals come to mind when I am asked the following question: "How do you know what branch to cut?" That is the most frequent question I am asked when I am pruning anything at the garden.  I can usually complete the sentence for them after the first three words. My usual smart alack response is "Well, the first one I cut off is the dead one." Probably not the most helpful I know, but it is actually true.  There is a sequence of different types of branches to prune … [Read more...]

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