How far back do I cut my Oleanders? The cold hurt them this year.

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Jewellmartin on Mar 16, 2018

If you have any branches that obviously are dead, cut those to the ground. Choose an ideal height, from 3-8 feet, and trim the branches to that heir, with a gentle curve for the front and sides. ☺️

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- Tam31834810 on Mar 17, 2018
  
  Thanks Jewell, they r several years old, and this is the first winter to get em. They are huge, hate to cut them back, but don't have a choice, thank you again
  
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