Sentence examples for prune it for from inspiring English sources

We can prune it for its health or that of neighboring trees, but otherwise it's best not even to cut the branches.

Topping a tree is pruning it for height - shade trees are meant to grow tall.

If a storm during a different part of the year causes a branch to break, it's OK to prune it immediately instead of waiting for winter.

They watered that tree, pruned it and cared for it.

The clearest losers were the disadvantaged recipients of the national scholarship programme, a fund to improve access to university after the imposition of £9,000 undergraduate tuition fees, only for Osborne prune it back at the first opportunity.

Make a pot of Earl Grey tea and soak the prunes in it for an hour (longer if you didn't get Agen prunes; they're usually drier).

If it threatens to outgrow its space, it will respond well to regular pruning (it is commonly used for bonsai).

Watson can invent several dozen recipes that prominently feature prunes; it can satisfy a request for banana biscotti in a Creole or a Basque style; and it makes suggestions that no human would ever make, like adding milk chocolate to a clam linguine or mayonnaise to a Bloody Mary.

The lower you prune, the longer it will take for new blooms to form, but it will not damage the rosebush unless you do it too late in the season.

Its first contract was to prune 500 trees for Pennsylvania Power & Light.

I can clean your garden and prune your trees for free, barter, economic aid, whatever you wanna call it.