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A fter visiting Japan a few years ago, my perspecti ve on prun- ing certainly changed. From a country where virtually every ornamental tree is pruned severely , for cultural, artistic and space reasons, we can learn many things about trimming trees. One of our biggest mistakes in land- scaping is allowing trees to grow until they become so large they are overpower- ing. Overgrown trees are difficult to prune back hard and yet still keep them looking attractive. It’s also difficult to prune back new landscape plants, especially when you’re wanting your trees to grow quickly and fill in. I’m afraid, however, it is something that must be done. Many people hesitate to prune an ever- green because they are afraid of ruining the tree. Its shape can certainly be dis- torted by incorrect pruning, but seldom is the tree destroyed. Experimenting with a few trees in your landscape is one of the best ways to learn, and mistakes can usu- ally be corrected. Armed with a little basic information and common sense, anyone can prune their landscape plants. Timing, however, is everything. The best time to begin pruning most ever- greens is now. Evergreens or conifers are the easiest of all trees to prune. Tall grow- ing cedars and cypress can be pruned with quality , sharp two-handed grass shears for light trimming, or with electric or motorized hedge shears for heavy going. Simply prune following the natural shape of the tree. Columnar cedars, such as ‘smaragds’ and ‘pyramidalis’, should be pruned in narrow columns, and trees like Golden Cedars and Green Cypress should be pruned in a little wider pyramidal form for the ultimate effect in a landscape. Their tops can be cut off at any height. Their sides must be sheared yearly to maintain an attracti ve form. The secret to maintaining good colour and new growth is to prune into the soft wood of last year’s growth. Cutting into the old hard wood results in rather shaggy-looking trees. Globular shrubs, like Globe Cedars and the beautiful, compact Hetz Midget cedar, should be pruned in the same manner. Ground cover plants, like junipers, should be pruned hard each year to maintain an attractive oval form. So often they are al- lowed to sprawl unevenly over the ground with huge branches jutting out here and there. When you try to cut back these overgrown plants, it is almost impossible to avoid leaving a woody-looking, unat- tractive stump . If you find a great deal of ‘browning out’ on your junipers, apply copper spray now to control this problem. All ground covers need an annual trim- ming when they are young to encourage an even, full and attractive growth pat- tern. Boxwood and privet hedges need two trimmings a year to keep them looking neat. Prune them now and again the first week in July . Trim rather vigourously , oth- erwise they will quickly get away on you. To keep your boxwood green, add a little dolomite lime now. Fir, spruce and pine are the exceptions to dormant conifer pruning. Because spruce and fir send out growth from buds that pop in April and May, it is best to prune them after the buds have opened and the new growth has just begun. In doing so, you allow the soft new wood enough time to develop buds for next year’s growth pattern. The same is true for pines. The growth candles at the tip of every branch must sprout and develop before any pruning takes place. Cut the new candles in half when you prune, and it will result in a fuller, more compact plant. Unless you li ve in a very large land- scaped area, all spruce and pines should be pruned narrow and hard to maintain a form that is both appropriate and attrac- tive in smaller landscapes. Dwarf Mugho pines should be pruned in a low dome shape for the most pleasing effect. Over the past 30 years, we’ve learned so much at our gardens about pruning ev- ergreens. One of the most important les- sons has been in order to keep the size of trees in proportion to the landscape and to maintain their beauty far longer, they need an annual pruning. REVIEW H ome R RE EVIEW Proper pruning does a garden good IN THE GARDEN Brian Minter www.tricitynews.com Tri-City News Friday, February 4, 2011, A35 FINAL SALES EVENT Uncompromising Craftsmanship • Gourmet Kitchens • Granite Counters Stainless Steel Appliances Under Counter Lighting • 2 Bedroom & Dens • 9 Foot Ceilings • 2 Full Baths • Laminate Flooring Big Covered Decks & Patios 2-5-10 Warranty • Center Islands • Open Plans • 1172 - 1358 sq. ft. HUGE TAX SAVINGS Limited Time offer. visit our website www.stonegatelife.com Brookside Realty 11933 224th St., Maple Ridge Debra Bell 604.290.8544 Jim Isherwood 604.250.7755 Al Carlson 604.518.9299 STONEGATE Executive Condos OPEN FOR VIEWING MONDAY - THURSDAY 1 - 4 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1 - 4 OR BY APPOINTMENT $ 992.00 per month Own for as little as Taxes & maintenance fees extra. STONEGATE 2 Bedrooms + Den Starting from $279,900 Move into one of these great homes today • 12258-224th Street Maple Ridge HARRIS RD. LOUGHEED HWY. PITT RIVER BRIDGE OLD DEWDNEY TRUNK RD. 1 1 9 9 1 1 00 Old Dewdney Trk Rd., Pitt Meadows www.amsterdamgreenhouses.com 00 Old Dewdney Trk Rd., Pitt Meadows www.amsterdamgreenhouses.com 604-465-6614 Open every day from 9 am - 5:30 pm AMSTERDAM COUPON BUY ANY 1 ITEM & get 2 nd one* at 1/2 PRICE 1/2 PRICE *Must be of equal or lesser value. One coupon per family. Valid until February 14/11 Feb. 14th 4th Remember Your Valentine Remember Your Valentine SAT. 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After visiting Japana few years ago, myperspective on prun-

ing certainly changed. From acountry where virtually everyornamental tree is prunedseverely, for cultural, artistic and spacereasons, we can learn many things abouttrimming trees.

One of our biggest mistakes in land-scaping is allowing trees to grow untilthey become so large they are overpower-ing. Overgrown trees are difficult to pruneback hard and yet still keep them lookingattractive.

It’s also difficult to prune back newlandscape plants, especially when you’rewanting your trees to grow quickly andfill in. I’m afraid, however, it is somethingthat must be done.

Many people hesitate to prune an ever-green because they are afraid of ruiningthe tree. Its shape can certainly be dis-torted by incorrect pruning, but seldom isthe tree destroyed. Experimenting with afew trees in your landscape is one of thebest ways to learn, and mistakes can usu-ally be corrected. Armed with a little basicinformation and common sense, anyonecan prune their landscape plants.

Timing, however, is everything. Thebest time to begin pruning most ever-greens is now. Evergreens or conifers arethe easiest of all trees to prune. Tall grow-ing cedars and cypress can be pruned withquality, sharp two-handed grass shearsfor light trimming, or with electric ormotorized hedge shears for heavy going.Simply prune following the natural shapeof the tree. Columnar cedars, such as‘smaragds’ and ‘pyramidalis’, should bepruned in narrow columns, and trees likeGolden Cedars and Green Cypress shouldbe pruned in a little wider pyramidalform for the ultimate effect in a landscape.Their tops can be cut off at any height.Their sides must be sheared yearly tomaintain an attractive form. The secret tomaintaining good colour and new growthis to prune into the soft wood of last year’sgrowth. Cutting into the old hard wood

results in rather shaggy-looking trees.Globular shrubs, like Globe Cedars andthe beautiful, compact Hetz Midget cedar,should be pruned in the same manner.Ground cover plants, like junipers, shouldbe pruned hard each year to maintain anattractive oval form. So often they are al-lowed to sprawl unevenly over the groundwith huge branches jutting out here andthere. When you try to cut back theseovergrown plants, it is almost impossibleto avoid leaving a woody-looking, unat-tractive stump. If you find a great deal of‘browning out’ on your junipers, applycopper spray now to control this problem.All ground covers need an annual trim-ming when they are young to encouragean even, full and attractive growth pat-tern.

Boxwood and privet hedges need twotrimmings a year to keep them lookingneat. Prune them now and again the firstweek in July. Trim rather vigourously, oth-erwise they will quickly get away on you.To keep your boxwood green, add a littledolomite lime now.

Fir, spruce and pine are the exceptionsto dormant conifer pruning. Becausespruce and fir send out growth from budsthat pop in April and May, it is best toprune them after the buds have openedand the new growth has just begun. Indoing so, you allow the soft new woodenough time to develop buds for nextyear’s growth pattern. The same is truefor pines. The growth candles at the tipof every branch must sprout and developbefore any pruning takes place. Cut thenew candles in half when you prune, andit will result in a fuller, more compactplant. Unless you live in a very large land-scaped area, all spruce and pines shouldbe pruned narrow and hard to maintain aform that is both appropriate and attrac-tive in smaller landscapes. Dwarf Mughopines should be pruned in a low domeshape for the most pleasing effect.

Over the past 30 years, we’ve learned somuch at our gardens about pruning ev-ergreens. One of the most important les-sons has been in order to keep the size oftrees in proportion to the landscape andto maintain their beauty far longer, theyneed an annual pruning.

REVIEWHomeRSRE owcaseEVIEWProper pruningdoes a garden goodIN THE GARDEN Brian Minter

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• Under Counter Lighting• 2 Bedroom & Dens• 9 Foot Ceilings • 2 Full Baths

• Laminate Flooring • Big Covered Decks &

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• Center Islands • Open Plans• 1172 - 1358 sq. ft.

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