Pruning Jacaranda - Knowledgebase Question

San Marcos, Ca
Question by janengord
October 26, 2010
What is the best time of year to prune a fast growing jacaranda tree that has not flowered for couple of years. Thank you


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Answer from NGA
October 26, 2010

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 You can prune your tree after it finishing blooming. Prune it into the shape and habit you prefer (blossoms can be produced anytime between April and September, so don't prune too soon). If you head it back, you'll be encouraging a shrubby, multistemed habit. If you prune the ends of the branches back, you'll be encouraging a slightly bushier crown. Now's the time to decide how you'd like your tree to look at maturity, and prune accordingly - after it has finished blooming next year.

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