Want to know what plants to prune? From lavender to wisteria, keep reading for the plants to prune in July before it's too ...

I’ve pruned a lot of plants in my time as a gardener. Some I had to tackle from atop a wobbly ladder, and at least once I had to take shears with me in a cherry picker, to confront a rather ...

Summer gardening can be chaotic – here’s how to stay one step ahead by giving key shrubs the perfect seasonal tidy-up.

Many plants benefit from some type of pruning, whether it's a conservative reshaping or a harder cut to rejuvenate. One plant that benefits greatly from pruning is the lilac shrub.

In this stressful spring, we’ve been cheered by the bright blooms of flowering shrubs and ornamental trees such as forsythia, quince, viburnum, lilac, cherry, crabapple and redbud.If these ...

The common lilac is a tough, reliable shrub that may reach a height of 15 to 20 feet. Plants begin forming flower buds in fall, which overwinter then bloom in late spring, which makes pruning a ...

Wait a few more weeks to prune fruit trees and other plants where skill is important for the health, appearance or the future crop of fruit. ... Any cuts you make on forsythia, lilac, ...

Lilac bushes bear flowers on last year’s growth, so if you prune in the late summer or fall when branch growth slows in preparation for dormancy, you’ll likely diminish — or extinguish ...

All plants need some yearly pruning. Local News Sports Opinion For Subscribers NKY Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals. ... For example, a Dwarf Korean Lilac grows 5 feet tall and 5 feet wide.

Now is the time to focus our attention on the outdoors again, if only for a short time. Winter is the proper time to prune many summer-flowering trees and shrubs. Pruning is done to keep trees and ...