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Dog wood
Janet Tweedy wrote in
: In article , Victoria Clare writes I've been beating it back since I moved in and it's now just about under control (I'd guess about 6 years since it was last pruned...) Victoria Clare I prune mine right back to about 5 inches every other year Victoria, it then produces lovely coloured stems, I have elgantissima and two which have very red stems, and yes, they do root easily! Sorry - I was unclear. It was the previous owners that did not prune for a very long time - I have been slowly wading into the vast resulting bushes and chopping them down to something that can indeed be pruned back each year, but they are huge enough that I have not completely succeeded yet! Though to be fair, elegantissima does make a rather nice mature bush/tree, especially when it is in bloom. It's just the way the ends of the branches bend down and root to make an ever-growing mass that worry me. |
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