Most plants have growth in the summer, after spring flowers or leaves appear. With nice weather and lush growth, it is very tempting to grab the Punters, go to the garden and reduce them back. But for some plants, pruning in summer will mean that you will have less blossom or the next spring.

Knowing when he was circumcised to keep him hello and advanced is tricky, so here’s a list of eight popular plants you should never cut in the summer.

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