Prune These 10 Plants Before Summer Ends (Your Future Self Will Thank You) A woman is pruning a fruit tree in front of her ...

In mid-winter, prune some sideshoots back to one bud and others to two. Cut back developing main stems by half their new growth and established ones to a single, new bud. In summer, shorten non ...

You can also shape shrubs and trees via pruning, but that is often cosmetic. A better reason to prune can be to ensure that sunlight and airflow can penetrate through the middle of shrubs and ...

Pruning is simply the removal of plant parts. Anyone can prune, but not everyone prunes properly. To prune properly, you need ...

Prune once fruit has been picked. First, remove any dead, damaged or diseased branches. Then remove any that are very weak, badly placed, crossing through the centre of the bush or rubbing on other ...

Bryan implores you to prune back this fall, reports the Daily Record. For that orchard charm, your fruit trees demand a good old tidy-up, and Bryans got a crafty clue to share. He advises dealing ...

Free-standing fruit trees or bush trees, such as those grown in an orchard should be pruned when they're dormant, in winter. Trained trees, such as espaliers, cordons, pyramids and fans should be ...

They insist: "Choosing the right time to prune is key - Japanese maples will bleed sap if pruning is done any later than the end of December." As for the optimal time to get out in the garden ...

If there are any branches hanging over your side of the fence or boundary you are entitled to prune or remove them. However, by law, you should offer any clippings back to your neighbour.