Lilac to prune now – okay?
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With a hectic schedule last winter, unable to prune our lilac shrub. Now worried about the neighbors. They had complained about it giving too much shade in their garden. Still okay to prune it at the moment? Thanks
Not a good idea. You’ll lose the flowering buds. Could be good to negotiate with the neighbors to wait until flowering season is over and promise them to give a bouquet. 😉 Just an opinion here…
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