How do you achieve a fabulous display of wisteria on the front of a house or cascading down a pergola in late spring? The ...

From pruning and planting to propagating, discover the essential February gardening jobs to do outdoors and in ...

February is a busy time for pruning. Deciduous shrubs, grasses, and hedges all need trimming this month along with climbers, ...

Hydrangeas are popular garden plants that can be seen in many British gardens, and the RHS has shared the best time to prune ...

Hydrangeas are popular garden plants in the UK due to their ease of cultivation and care, especially when following the guidance on the best time to prune them.

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But Short maintains that with the right pruning, undertaken early, trees can be shaped and trained to withstand challenging urban conditions. And winter is a good time to do it. Without leaves it ...

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Mild spells in February are a great opportunity to prune climbers like wisteria and clematis to encourage them to flower. With wisteria, prune it twice a year: once in spring and again in late summer.

If you have a mature or overgrown hedge then the process is less straight forward. The perceived wisdom is that you prune it over three years. In year one you would take the hedge down in height by ...

Mark also suggests making sure any growing plants like wisteria don’t reach your roof line ... Which plants should you absolutely avoid pruning in January, and which ones can go under the scissors? We ...