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Hi. Yes. They are fast growing. So trim severely. Happy Gardening!
The general rule is to trim right after the flowers go by with all flowering bushes.
Yes. Keep in mind the Rule Of Thirds:
cur back only 1/3 of each main limb or trunk.
Absolutely! Don’t be afraid to trim aggressively, as they grow 1-2’/year!
Keep in mind that they bloom on old growth, so you could impact flowers next year.
Yes, trim away! Mine keeps growing like mad even when I trim it randomly as it seems to want to grow across the steps going up my deck.
For sure I do mine in the fall
oh yes, they grow like crazy! i want mine to remain a bush not a tree, ha ha!
Early spring https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/trees/smoke-tree/pruning-smoke-trees.htm
what is a smoke bush?