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How do you trim Rhodedendrum after they have bloomed?
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Don't cut at all unless you need to. Then do it to shorten wild growing branches and give the bush a nice shape - but you don't have to prune ANYTHING unless there is a good reason for it. Derek
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on the wooden brances of the rhodedendrum there are black spots almost covering all of the branch. i do not know what this is. the plant seems healthy and still blooms.
thanks
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When is the best time to trim a rhodedendrum that is getting too large around a window? I trimmed one last year after blooming, but didn't have many blooms this year.
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My Rhodedendrum's leaves are turning brown on the tips and edges. What is wrong??
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My rhodedendrums have been planted close to the house for 10 years - the soil is acidic due to oak trees & does not get that much sun. It is very straggly with not many blooms. What can I do to make it fuller & healthier?
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Guest wrote:My Rhodedendrum's leaves are turning brown on the tips and edges. What is wrong?? mine too. i just planted it 3 days ago. i read that the buyer should avoid bushes with dark spots on leaves because could be seriously diseased roots. don't know if i should return
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