Pruning Oleander - Knowledgebase Question

Sachse, TX
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Question by simon99
April 24, 2000
What would be the best time of year to trim or cut back Oleander, given my location? Is there a preferred method?


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Answer from NGA
April 24, 2000
Oleander does not require pruning, but you can trim it back if it gets rangey or out of control. If your plants need pruning, do so in the spring when new growth begins. You can cut the stems back by one-third. Sometimes oleander is used as a screening hedge and is trimmed annually with hedge trimmers. Either way, oleander will react to pruning by developing new stems and foliage.

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