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Jan 2, 2011 9:24 PM CST
Name: Susie
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Alan,
I've wondered about cleaning away the dead leaves. I, too, thought it may help insulate the bed in summer. I have left the leaves at times and cleared them away at times... I'm inclined to leave them. It must provide "shade" in the summer or some sort of insulation. I pruned one of my 4 bushes 2 weeks ago. Others will follow in a few weeks. The pruning I did on this pink hybrid Tea was the most severe I've done in my 4 years as it's caregiver. I'm all ears! Thumb of 2011-01-03/Aguane/76c059
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