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Re: Viburnum Questions

I would like advice on pruning viburnums such as Burkwoodii that form opposing stems and and are constantly crossing back into the center, rubbing one another etc. General pruning practices do not address this issue. Many "landscapers" simply shear them round - what I call the McDonalds prune - and leave it at that. I just can't do that. How, then, do you shape them and keep them in bounds?

posted: 8:22 pm on May 9th