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Oleander

tanyag
16 years ago

My Oleanders are in bloom just as most of yours probably are. I have been extremely busy with work and my two year old and neglected pruning when I should have. I did the same with the crape myrtles, but I don't like the way they look when I prune them anyway. The only problem with the oleander is that it will take over my neighbors driveway if I don't prune it. I have four in the back that also need pruning but three of them are already in the power lines (which are sagging low- the trees aren't THAT tall). Will they bloom again if I prune them now or should I let them have their show of flower and then prune them back? Would they bloom a second time with our long growing season? Thanks in advance for your help.

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