The
Burning Bush as you may know turns red in the fall; it does this only with
leaves that have been exposed to sunlight for a number of weeks. People who
prune them too late in the season will have removed all these poetical red
turning leaves, leaving those that have been shaded by the ones they have just
remove, and therefore no red will be seen this fall.
It is
better to do this kind of pruning in the late fall, after they’ve turned red
and have fallen off, or early spring.
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