 a lot of the cedars and stuff, and this is when you get a lot of moisture. You really need to clean up those and get some aeration. You want to get some airflow in there, and that's what keeps the rust and the blights away. Let's go right to the phone. Good morning. You're on the air with that garden guy. Good morning, Lee. What would be the proper time to prune dwarf Japanese maple, but it's not so dwarf anymore. It's probably 30 feet.