These shrubs, including Buddleja davidii, Caryopteris, and hardy Fuchsia, should be pruned between January and March when ...

Is it time to prune yet? It can be, depending on the shrub. Here are some tips that can help determine the best timing for ...

While you’re pruning, you also can fertilize your trees and shrubs to nourish them before spring. Use a two-to-three-month ...

March is here and that means it's time to grab your secateurs and get pruning. The longer days provide the opportunity for an ...

I never cease to marvel at plants that look fresh and clean despite a minimum amount of water, if any, needed for their care.

Putting in the hard yards now with your hydrangeas will pay dividends in summer with bigger flowers promised for your garden.

Many deciduous shrubs that flower in summer or late summer shoudl also be pruned in March. If you’ve got Buddleja (butterfly ...

As the first signs of spring begin to show, attention turns to neglected outdoor spaces - and Monty Don urges people to ...

Pruning also causes a hormone signal that ... Exceptions include spring-flowering shrubs and trees — like Japanese magnolias, azaleas and bigleaf hydrangeas — that set flower buds the previous ...

Pruning right after blooming allows plants the longest period to develop new growth, which will bear flowers the following year, before this summer ends. The goal is to shape a balanced ...

However, Jervis said it’s important to avoid pruning spring-flowering plants, such as azaleas, because their flower buds are already formed. “Pruning those now will cut off all the flowers ...

Spring-flowering trees, shrubs, and vines should be pruned after the flowers have faded in spring, if necessary.