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How to Prune a Ficus Plant

Author: dohow 18-05-2011, 19:09 Plants » Indoor Plants by Name & Type
How to Prune a Ficus Plant
How to Prune a Ficus Plant

When trimming a ficus tree, don't top the tree or attempt to reshape the plant into an unnatural shape. The purpose of pruning a ficus tree is to remove dead or crowded branches. For outdoor trees, confine heavy pruning to wintertime. Always use clean gardening shears to avoid spreading disease from one plant to another. The tree may bleed heavily with pruning, and you may wish to wear gardening gloves to avoid any allergic reaction.
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How to Prune a Hypericum Moseranum

Author: dohow 18-05-2011, 19:09 Housekeeping » Paint Removal Tips
How to Prune a Hypericum Moseranum
How to Prune a Hypericum Moseranum

The Hypericum moserianum, or St. John's wort, is grown as an ornamental ground cover. The plant grows white, pink and green leaves that can reach 2 inches in length. Hypericum moseranum, is known as the "gold flower" because it produces yellow flowers in the summer that are 1 1/2 inches in diameter. The plant needs to be pruned properly to keep it healthy so it continues to produce yellow blooms throughout the growing season.
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How to Prune Grape Vine Canes in Florida

Author: dohow 18-05-2011, 19:06 Plant Care » Vine, Bush & Other Fruit Care
How to Prune Grape Vine Canes in Florida
How to Prune Grape Vine Canes in Florida

Grape production in Florida requires properly timed pruning. The warm climate means the grapes are only dormant for a few months in the winter, which is when gardeners must prune to avoid stressing the plant. Grape vines grown in Florida will thrive when old growth is removed to encourage fruit production.
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How to Prune Flowering Aloe

Author: dohow 18-05-2011, 19:04 Plant Care » Flowering Plant Care
More than 250 species of Aloes around the world, mainly originating from the continent of Africa. They range in size from 1-inch to more than 2 feet in diameter. The plant has long, light green leaves and Aloe plants contain a gel in the middle that can be placed on cuts and burns to help heal. These plants only can be grown outdoors in areas with little chance of frost and are great indoor plants if they have plenty of light. Usually older Aloe plants do flower, which can determine when and how to prune your plant.
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When to Prune Hibiscus & Rose of Sharon

Author: dohow 18-05-2011, 19:12 Plants » Roses
When to Prune Hibiscus & Rose of Sharon
When to Prune Hibiscus & Rose of Sharon

Rose-of-Sharon is actually closely related to hibiscus. In fact, its genus and species is Hibiscus syriacus. Both are summer bloomers, although hibiscus blooms are larger and often last just one day. The two plants may appear dissimilar, but they share aspects of pruning.
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