Liriope – Pruning
Q: The liriope our subdivision entrance has not been cut back and looks tattered. Is May too late in the year to prune it back?
A: I wouldn’t mow it down now but if it’s not a terribly big patch you can use hedge trimmers to cut off the brown leaves just above the new growth. Fertilize and water afterwards and the resulting new growth will hide the clipped leaves.
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Marble sized gel balls in dirt
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Pileated woodpecker damage to maple tree trunk
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Fixing leaning peach tree
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Timing and Choosing Pre-emergent Weed Preventers, Spring and Fall
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Pruning Fruits and Fruit Trees
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Marble sized gel balls in dirt
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Pileated woodpecker damage to maple tree trunk
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Fixing leaning peach tree
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Azaleas – Late Spring/Early Summer Pruning
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Pruning liriope in early spring
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