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Look in your landscape to see how many of these different species of spring-flowering trees and shrubs you might have. Immediately after cutting branches, place them in a tall container of water ...

As a general rule, cut back thin, weak stems the most, and thick, vigorous stems the least. Aim to leave plants anything from 15cm to 45cm tall, depending on the original size of the plant and your ...