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saskatoon shrubs

four_strong_winds

13 years ago

Had to transplant a saskatoon shrub that was beginning to bloom. Should I prune back the blossoms? I know, not the ideal time to move it.

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bdgardener
13 years ago
I wouldn't bother pruning it. Saskatoons are tough. Might not get berries, but it definately won't hurt the shrub. C
FrozeBudd_z3/4
13 years ago
I agree, just let it be, the cool wet weather will also help it.

Terry
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