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Re: Viburnum Questions

I have a beautiful Mayflower vibernum which blooms with wonderful fragrant flowers each spring followed by berries to feed the birds. What is the best way to prune? I have always been leary of pruning because the natural shape is lovely and rounded.

posted: 1:05 pm on May 9th