In Queensland In November Can I Prune Back Mock Orange Shrubs As Dying Back I Feel Due To Lack Of Water

They are 3 years old only been pruned once only issue till now is they had scale over them 2 years ago , i have gone along and turned soil over added new soil and compost , there is 100 metre fence line that where 40 off them are planted along .

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 11/03/2023 @ 10:37 am

The appropriate time for pruning mock orange (Murraya paniculata) would typically be during the late winter or early spring. This is when the plant is generally less active in terms of growth, and pruning during this period helps stimulate new growth and maintain the plant's shape. However, it's essential to monitor the specific weather conditions in your area, as they can vary, and adjust the timing accordingly. Always aim to prune when the plant is not in active growth, and avoid extreme weather conditions.

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