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Too late to severely cut back budlea davidii??
In article , Stephen Howard writes: | | I don't think ripening of new wood would be a problem - Bud's throw | out new shoots right the way into Autumn, so there's always new wood | that has to make it through winter...and I've never yet notice any | frost damage on new stems. Mine get it even the mild winters we have been having recently. They suffer some damage at -5 Celcius and considerable damage at -10 Celcius. At the sort of lows we had up until a decade ago (-15 Celcius), even half-ripe wood may be killed. | I'd be inclined to let them grow on, to build up the roots, then hack | them back in late September. I would be inclined to trim them now, and cut back to 1' next spring after the risk of serious frost is over. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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