lily of the valley bush

I have just bought a home and it has a large lily of the valley bush which probably is about 8 feet x 8 feet and has completely over grown the spot where it is. Can I cut it back after flowering and how far is safe or am I best to leave it


On plant Pieris japonica

Asked on 22 Sep, 2008 by

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Location: New Zealand Nz

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