By Dreeny8
Hertfordshire,
United Kingdom 
In the Autumn I moved a 2yr. old Philadelphus from what was the wrong spot, so it never flowered, into a sunny position. However, I understand they should be pruned immediately after flowering. As it has never flowered, just produced lots of green branches, would it be safe to prune it now or should I leave it until it does.
dreeny 22
11 Feb, 2011
Answers
Oh, what a quick response, many thanks.
dreeny8
11 Feb, 2011
You're right, it should be pruned in summer after flowering. If you prune it now, you'll just prune off all the flower buds for this year.
11 Feb, 2011