Trimming milkweed (asclepias)?
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Walter Reeves on Jun 18, 2012I don't see why not. It will just send out side shoots below where you made your cut....but this will keep it shorter for a while.Helpful Reply
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360 Sod (Donna Dixson) on Jun 18, 2012It will be a sticky sap project ! You can use rubbing alcohol to de-gun your pruners. Some people can be allergic to the sap, so maybe wear some gloves, just in case.Helpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Jun 20, 2012I just cut 'em back when they get leggy. They seem to be very forgiving. Four Seasons makes a good point about the sap.Helpful Reply
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Melissa G on Jun 20, 2012Thanks, all. I noticed that sort of white sap when I cut back our Asiatic jasmine over the weekend. Good advice.Helpful Reply
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