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Knowing when to move your shrubs during winter time is essential to keep them healthy. Gardening expert Sarah Raven tells you all you need to know. Deciduous shrubs: move them between November and March Photo: Getty.
Remaining stems can then be shortened to shape. Shrubs that should be pruned this spring soon after flowering include lilac, deutzia, kerria, mockorange, weigela, forsythia, viburnum, St. johnswort and redtwig and yellowtwig dogwood. Shrubs that bloom after June 15 can be pruned in early spring. Summer and fall flowering shrubs bloom on new wood or stems that were produced in the same season as flowering. Many of these shrubs can be pruned by the scary rejuvenation method. Rejuvenation is the complete cutting of all stems down to 4 to 6 inch stubs generally done in February and March.