Well relieved to see a hard prune on the Mexican mock orange. Just did that today cuz we have this wonderful rainy spell here and it's done all it's blooming. it was definitely getting too big for its space. So I figure it has a chance to recover in the milder temperature before the fall cold.
Is there any particular place on the wood to cut at? My plant is short and wide, but I want it to be tall and narrow. Can I cut very close to the soil, and expect the remaining few inches of wood to grow green leaves? Or do I need to cut a particular spot, or reserve a minimum length of wood?
Thank you for your pruning efforts Do the Mexican mock orange plants have red seeds in a pod that break open? I think we have one if so, that I prune every year to shape.
Have you considered moving the Clematis to a fence or trellis? These plants need space, air flow and proper maintenance. They would be much happier and healthier not fighting for space.
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Well relieved to see a hard prune on the Mexican mock orange. Just did that today cuz we have this wonderful rainy spell here and it's done all it's blooming. it was definitely getting too big for its space. So I figure it has a chance to recover in the milder temperature before the fall cold.
I am so happy I've come across your channel. The way you explain everything is very nicely done. Thanks a bunch!
Is there any particular place on the wood to cut at? My plant is short and wide, but I want it to be tall and narrow. Can I cut very close to the soil, and expect the remaining few inches of wood to grow green leaves? Or do I need to cut a particular spot, or reserve a minimum length of wood?
Pruning is pretty much my favourite thing to do. Thanks!
Thank you for your pruning efforts Do the Mexican mock orange plants have red seeds in a pod that break open? I think we have one if so, that I prune every year to shape.
"I'm gonna get a pit in my stomach, you always do" I feel seen.
Have you considered moving the Clematis to a fence or trellis? These plants need space, air flow and proper maintenance. They would be much happier and healthier not fighting for space.