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Pruning guide email template

A gardening guide organised by when rather than by plant.

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Message anatomy

A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

Pruning guides are organised by species and are impossible to remember. Prune after flowering covers most shrubs, and the exceptions fit on one page.

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  • Preheader
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From
Melbourn Method
Subject
Prune it after it flowers, not before
Preheader
One rule that covers most shrubs.

Guide

One rule covers most of it, and the exceptions are short

Pruning guides are organised by species and are impossible to remember. Prune after flowering covers most shrubs, and the exceptions fit on one page.

The general rule

Prune shrubs just after they finish flowering. That gives a full year to make the wood that carries next year's flowers.

The main exception

Anything flowering on this year's new growth, which is pruned hard in late winter. There are about nine common ones and they are listed.

What not to do

Do not prune spring-flowering shrubs in winter. It is the commonest mistake and it removes every flower bud you were waiting for.

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Garden guides go out monthly. You can leave the list at the foot of this message.

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