
How to Prune Amur maackia?
(Maackia amurensis)
Amur maackia, also known as Amur maackia
A deciduous legume bearing creamy-white flowers and pinnate leaves, amur maackia thrives when pruned to maintain structure and encourage airflow. Key techniques include thinning crowded branches, removing dead or diseased wood, and selective cutting to shape. Optimal pruning is carried out in late winter to early spring, coinciding with the end of dormancy. Pruning during this period promotes healthy growth and flowering, while preventing stress on amur maackia during active growth phases.