| Pruning that is done by the amateur
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| | or it may be necessary to reduce by two
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| gardener is carried out to maintain a
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| | or three shoots only the most vigorous
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| plant that has been already trained in a
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| | and strongly growing branches so as not
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| nursery. However, many keen gardeners
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| | to put too much stress on the plant's
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| grow shrubs and even trees from cuttings
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| | other stems.Pruning is also carried out
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| and seed, even though it is better to
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| | to maintain the youngest shoots which are
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| leave a large tree to the experts,
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| | the most productive. The last but by no
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| because of the special equipment required
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| | means the least important aim in pruning
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| and the risks involved. The principles
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| | is to protect the plant's health.All
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| that must guide the gardener when he
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| | branches that are dry, diseased, broken
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| picks up a pair of secateurs should
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| | or damaged in any way should be removed
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| always be 'a well pruned plant is a
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| | by cutting into the nearest healthy wood
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| beautiful and healthy plant' and 'pruning
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| | immediately above a well-developed shoot.
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| well carried out should almost be
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| | Smaller branches that are too slender,
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| undetectable'.Trees do not necessarily
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| | too thick or that cross in the center of
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| have to be pruned. The reason for
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| | the plant or any that are badly
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| pruning them is to shape or keep a
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| | positioned should also be removed by
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| specimen that displays the finest
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| | cutting at the base of the young wood but
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| features of a particular species. Any
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| | not the main branch from which it is
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| work carried out should be limited to
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| | growing.These actions, which are intended
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| encouraging or assisting the natural
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| | to eliminate possible sources of disease
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| development of each plant as it grows
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| | and to maintain an open, regular shape
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| from a young tree into a fully grown one
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| | into which sun and air can penetrate
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| and to avoid defects that might turn out
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| | freely, should be carried out annually on
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| to be harmful to the tree.Shrubs can be
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| | all plants regardless of when they
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| pruned to emphasize their ornamental
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| | flower. In areas with a very hot climate
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| features but it is important to strike a
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| | this can be the end of summer. In cold
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| balance between encouraging the
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| | areas it is better to wait until the end
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| production of flowers and allowing the
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| | of winter. Where there is snow it is
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| plant to continue to grow and develop.
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| | prudent to anticipate possible damage and
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| Another objective in pruning is to
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| | in autumn cut the longest braches back or
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| maintain the characteristic form of each
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| | tie them into bundles.Observation and an
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| species, encouraging the branches and
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| | understanding of the ways in which a
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| stems to develop and grow in a way that
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| | plant grows are useful when deciding if
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| allows the plant to achieve its natural
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| | and when to prune. First it is important
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| potential.Sometimes pruning is needed to
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| | to check whether the plant flowers on
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| encourage the growth of a properly
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| | wood grown during the same year as the
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| balanced plant. The weakest shoots may
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| | flowering taking place or on wood that
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| need to be cut back hard to one, two or
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| | grew in a previous year. This knowledge
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| three shoots to stimulate vigorous growth
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| | will dictate the best time to prune.
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