How do you trim a rhododendron bush?

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It is best to cut back the plant until you reveal most of the inner branches. Once that is finished, you find the leaves you want to keep and cut 1/4 inch above those leaves. In an extreme situation, the plant can be cut to 12-15 inches from the ground.

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