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Agree to disagree! The ones in my neighborhood are all well over 17 years old and do fine after each and every trimming. The only one that is a problem is the sole one that hasn’t been done in years! It is now too tall to trim without a ladder/truck and is actually growing into my neighbor’s house. I have two and trim them after all of the leaves have fallen. If I let them get too tall, I will lose all sight of my street while losing the low foliage that provides porch privacy. Your “crepe murder” comment is misguided at best.

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Joe W.

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2y ago
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Joe W.

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2y ago
In addition, it damages my car’s paint year-round (sap, rain coming off the leaves, the flowers, the seeds).
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Laury Roob

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2y ago
I don't know if this is right.
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15y ago

Late January or February.

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Anonymous

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4y ago

You don’t. It’s called “Crepe Murder” for a reason.

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