Your landscape and flower gardens are full of summer blooms. Now it’s time to prune those spring-flowering plants.

Hydrangeas are the perfect plant for adding a splash of colour to your garden in late summer - but if you don't prune them at ...

While most pruning work is done in the dormant season, these plants rely on a mid-summer trim to keep them healthy and ensure ...

Prune summer-flowering woody plants in late fall or winter. Ignore this rule, and your plant probably won't bloom the next year." You can prune some plants in the fall because they will form flower ...

We recently purchased a home with a lot of overgrown shrubs. They cover part of our front windows and grow over the walks. They are also very crowded. We are not sure how much we can prune them. Are t ...

Answer: Shrub roses are similar in their pruning requirements to other ornamental shrubs that produce flushes of new shoots (or "canes") from their base each year, such as forsythia, weigela or mock ...

Prune individual shrub branches one at a time. Prune down to a side branch an inch or more inside the shrub. If the branches are too thick, remove some branches all the way to where they start.

Pruning and trimming are both ways to grow healthier, more beautiful plants. But although these two strategies are similar—cutting away leaves, branches, or other plant parts—they should be ...

If you prune these plants in summer, there’s a good chance you’ll clip away all those lilac buds and end up with flower-free plants next spring. Related: When to Prune Lilacs: How to Get Tons ...