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Good example of angled cut just above the bud.
An example of a bad cut, showing cut that is too far from bud,...
An example of good wood showing healthy, white pith on cut.
Pruning to about 8cm above ground, using secateurs.
Cutting out crossing, congested, and twiggy or spindly growth,...
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Removing dead or diseased wood using secateurs.
Pruning main shoot to within about 20-25cm of ground level, us...
Remove crossing or congested wood, using secateurs.
Pruning out dead wood to a healthy bud, using secateurs.
Pruning main shoots to 30-38cm from ground level, using secate...
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Using secateurs, reducing sideshoots by one to two-thirds, cut...
Example of rose before pruning showing over-vigorous shoots gr...
Rose after drastic pruning, all twiggy growth, damaged wood an...
Thinning out twiggy growth using secateurs, wearing protective...
Cutting out up to one quarter of old main shoots at base of ma...
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Shortening sideshoots using secateurs and wearing protective g...
Pruning shoots to well within the intended area of spread cutt...
Cutting back overlong, whippy shoots in late summer, using sec...
Pruning sideshoots to about two-thirds of their length, using ...
Cutting back twiggy growth to main shoot, using secateurs.
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