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Shrub – Pruning Calendar Walter Reeves: The Georgia Gardener Shrub – Pruning Calendar The Home & Garden section of the Atlanta Journal and Constitution published a very nice pruning calendar several years ago.

When viewed on a sheet of newsprint, it was gorgeous. WALTER REEVES’calendar SHRUB PRUNING Pruning is an important cultural practice for maintaining shrubs.

There are several reasons to prune. Sometimes you want to train or direct the growth of plants into a particular form or space.

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Shrub Pruning Calendar prepared by Walter Reeves, The Georgia Gardener Pruning is an important cultural practice for maintaining shrubs. There are several reasons for pruning. Sometimes you want to train or direct the growth of plants into a particular form or space.

Or perhaps you want to prune mature plants to control their size and shape. Walter’s Bookshelf. Browse and purchase gardening books by Walter Reeves, plus select titles by other authors. View books. Lawn Care Calendar (Calendars) and Factsheets. 5. Chigger – Control. 1. Yellow Jacket – Control With Glass Bowl.

2. Japanese Magnolia – Propagate. 3. Hydrangea – Identification and Pruning. Q: How do you prune shrubs correctly that have been pruned into green meatballs? I would love for them to look more natural. A: You can do it one of two ways: the first way is to simply leave the shrub alone and let it regrow its natural shape without interfering with new growth.

You. Jul 09, Q: Will shrubs like azalea, tea rose, and boxwood need less water if I prune them removing rubber bushings by one-third? A: A plant's water use is affected by a host of factors. Age of leaves, vigor of root system, humidity, light level, and, of course, water availability, all come into play.

I suppose your shrubs would.