IN: What happens next?

A person is talking while looking at their icy car. he

OPTIONS:
- puts down his coffee cup and talks on his phone.
- holds his hand in the air trying to melt the ice.
- continues to talk while carrying around things.
- uses a tool to scrape the ice off the windshield.

OUT: uses a tool to scrape the ice off the windshield.

IN: What happens next?

A close up of a sign is shown followed by a person dipping paint. the person

OPTIONS:
- paints the tree petals on the tree.
- paints themselves all over the sign.
- is then seen spreading paint all around the area while another smiles to the camera.
- moves the paint around on the wooden floor.

OUT: is then seen spreading paint all around the area while another smiles to the camera.

IN: What happens next?

How to trim shrubs 
Examine your shrub for blooms to determine when you should trim it. 
For blooming shrubs, trim them in the winter when they're dormant to prevent stunting flower growth. You can trim non-flowering shrubs anytime except late autumn when any new growth the plant has after trimming won't have time to mature before it goes dormant.

OPTIONS:
- Remove branches that droop or cause discoloration when pruning shrubs. If a branch falls out of shape or shows signs of rot, it's likely because of neglect.
- If you're growing a hedge, trim it when the branches look overgrown until about 6 weeks before your area's usual first frost. Avoid doing extensive trimming when it is not your shrub's trimming season.
- You can cut lateral growth in the late winter or early spring to extend the blooming season, but cutting branches that are too short will not promote new growth. Cut mature branches just before pruning has dried.
- If you're concerned about the blooming of a shrub, wait until mid-fall to achieve this final trim. Remove branches that're threatening to split in half.

OUT:
If you're growing a hedge, trim it when the branches look overgrown until about 6 weeks before your area's usual first frost. Avoid doing extensive trimming when it is not your shrub's trimming season.