Pruning during this time of the year involves cutting back and reshaping certain plants to encourage strong healthy growth and plenty of fruit and flowers. Carrying out the gardening job now can ...

This gave me a wide experience of pruning trees, shrubs, and perennials throughout fall and into winter. There can be various reasons to prune in November and here we take a look at a range of plants ...

They often grow large, green foliage and produce an abundance of fruits throughout the summer and fall. A key element of getting the most squash from your plants is keeping them pruned. Pruning squash ...

Plants you can prune in winter include deciduous trees, fruit trees, and a variety of bushes and flowers. Learn which plants to prune in winter and why this is the best season for them.

Eric Preston Stout, master gardener and landscaper who teaches courses on gardening at TeachMe.To. Related: When to Cut Back ...

The Mountain fire threatened SoCal's premier iris growers, but both survived. December is prime time to plant these exotic ...

Our gardens 'still have so much to offer' during the winter months says a gardening expert, and names her five favourite ...

But have no fear; there's a super easy pruning trick that you can do regularly to encourage your plants to grow huge and reward you with many more of those scrumptious leaves you can use in your ...

“Passalong plants” — a term with its own roots in many an old family garden. When I see a purple iris I’m transported to my childhood home’s flowerbed. Vibrant, royal purple Bearded Iris ...

Should I let them continue with a few flowers or cut them back? Answer: Light pruning now, known as grooming, might help your impatiens sprout new shoots and more blooms for the cooler months.

Not only will this reduce your harvest, it may also cause the leaves to develop a slightly bitter taste. But have no fear; there's a super easy pruning trick that you can do regularly to encourage ...