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As autumn arrives, garden maintenance becomes crucial, but caution is advised when pruning certain ornamental plants. Some species, like hydrangeas and lavender, require their stems and branches to remain intact until spring to ensure proper blooming. November pruning can damage already formed flower buds and expose plants to cold temperatures. Roses and lilacs also need careful handling, with major cuts best left until late winter. Other plants, such as azaleas and ornamental grasses, should not be fully cut back in November, as they provide winter protection and habitat for wildlife. Proper timing for pruning is essential to maintain plant health and flowering potential.