Pruning is an essential gardening task for keeping plants in shape - and it can also mean more flowers and fruits next year ...

So, to minimize those reasons to prune, select plants of an appropriate size. Other reasons to prune would be to shape up a ...

Since I’ve started hosting a small radio call-in show for gardeners looking for help with their outdoor spaces, the phone lines have been jammed from the moment the show starts until the final credits ...

Many plants will benefit from a healthy chop when the temperatures drop but these species are better off without a prune to ...

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As the growing season ends, you may think your window to plant bushes and trees has closed. Fret not. Here are some options ...

Little Lime Hydrangea is a stunning dwarf shrub that offers unique ... Dwarf Alberta Spruce prefers full sun and well-drained ...

Hydrangeas produce some of the most beautiful blooms, and the Pinky Winky variety is a particularly smart choice for your ...

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The most commonly grown Hydrangeas in our gardens that bloom on old wood include: bigleaf (H. macrophylla – some newer ...

Instead, you should wait until late winter or early spring to prune Russian sage. If you don’t, you may find that the blooming period and general growth of your plant are stunted. We love hydrangeas ...