When to prune lilacs for the most blooms

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  • Опубліковано 28 тра 2022
  • As a general rule for all lilacs, they should be pruned immediately after they’re done flowering in the spring. (In Utah that is around June.) Since lilacs set next year’s flower buds right after the current year’s flowers have faded, pruning later in the summer or fall will result in cutting off many or all of next year’s flowers. Be careful not to prune during this time.
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  • @artistlovepeace
    @artistlovepeace Рік тому +3

    Timing is everything with pruning. Thank you for being honest, producing and sharing.

  • @artistlovepeace
    @artistlovepeace Рік тому +1

    Thank you for your lesson and demo.

  • @fousies
    @fousies 2 роки тому +6

    I’m in zone 6 we had nice blooms finally this year but due to no pruning it’s created very tall plants that send shoots. I would like to see a video of how to actually prune it back, thank you!

  • @jerrylaninolan923
    @jerrylaninolan923 Рік тому +1

    Thank you. Much appreciated.

  • @Ukepa
    @Ukepa Рік тому

    thank you, we were just about to prune our lilac in August

  • @patriciajaroslawski402
    @patriciajaroslawski402 Рік тому

    Hydrangea shurb also? I trim in the very early spring, when I see the new nodes on the plant. They go crazy with blooms for me. Just wondering

  • @HildeAzul
    @HildeAzul 11 місяців тому

    A random landscaper(not mine) came into my yard last week (August 5th months past WA Lilac bloom season) and completely randomly went to town cutting off two of the three main trunks and then just cut wherever else they fancied… (???) About 75% of my plant was mutilated with a blunt cut!!!! (Shall I dare compare it to a 1990’s bowl cut?
    This was a fairly spendy sort of established lilac tree I purchased as a large-ish potted tree just two summers ago, which did not bloom this summer - my hope was that we could see blooms next year, by year three. Then to make matters worse, they cut a second lilac shrub, the smaller of the two lilacs completely to a nub no more than one inch off the ground.
    With the exception of the randos coming into my yard, I wouldn’t be too upset except for the fact that I have read it will be another four or five years before I see blooms. Should I cut my losses and buy another two or Is there anything I can do?
    Sorry for the long post! Thanks for any help!!!!! 😊

  • @jjooeegg1
    @jjooeegg1 2 роки тому

    What does your dogwood bloom with ? What is fall color ? How tall

  • @georl1
    @georl1 Рік тому

    Do you prune a re-blooming lilac the same way or do you not prune it at all?

  • @jjooeegg1
    @jjooeegg1 2 роки тому

    How long can you wait after they done .it’s june 5 and my Ellen wilmot white has gone brown and sparse . Am I to late . Thanks

  • @lucyfernandez7300
    @lucyfernandez7300 2 роки тому

    He said within 2 weeks after they're done blooming.

  • @delvintoby8072
    @delvintoby8072 Рік тому +1

    Great advice but the way you pronounced lilac drives me nuts....there is no o in lilac