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Georgia Gardener
faeriegardenmum

60 degrees Today! Too early to prune?

faeriegardenmum zone 6
13 years ago

Who is going to be gardening today? Cleanup is part of the thrill, getting a sneak peek. Am I pre-mature to clean up aroung the crowns of perennials, etc? Thought about pruning my butterfly bushes, knock-out roses, etc. Too early?

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