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thinng cut a guelder rose

carlowplayer · 2014-11-02 23:45:28

Have a guelder rose that needs some thinning cuts to regain its shape (ie grow upwards and outwards)due to a brief spell of leaf spot.Should i do it now as it is approaching winter and am wondering will the coming winter be frosty or snowy?would that kill the plant if pruning as done?is a thinning cut the best cut to do?

02-11-2014 11:45pm

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Have a guelder rose that needs some thinning cuts to regain its shape (ie grow upwards and outwards)due to a brief spell of leaf spot.Should i do it now as it is approaching winter and am wondering will the coming winter be frosty or snowy?would that kill the plant if pruning as done?is a thinning cut the best cut to do?

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#2 03-11-2014 12:57pm

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You would probably be better to wait until immediately after it has flowered next year. They don't usually need pruning, but you could re-shape it at that stage.

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