Hydrangeas brighten up borders from late summer and are happy in the shade, so it's important to look after them in the right ...

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

The best time to prune a plant or tree that’s affected by fungal or bacterial infection is usually during warm, dry weather, because most fungi and bacteria struggle under these conditions ...

By far the most common reason for some hydrangeas to not flower is pruning at the wrong time of year. Here's what else to ...

Natalie Carmolli, a public relations specialist with Proven Winners ColorChoice Shrubs, says late spring to early summer is the perfect time to prune certain flowering plants, to remove spent flowers, ...

Home gardeners can prune away damaged plant stems and diseased branches at any time of year, but giving certain plants a significant trim in summer isn’t always the best choice. Although some ...

Prune at the right time: Wait to prune trees and shrubs until the proper time of year, depending on the type of plant. Hold off on major pruning for houseplants until the growing season has begun.

Looking for a plant to help you fill those tough to manage spots in the drier and shadier parts of the garden? Here are three ...

If you prune spring bloomers in fall, winter, or early spring before the plants flower, you’ll cut off the buds and get no blooms that year. That’s why you wait until right after flowering to cut.

In most parts of the country, many lilac varieties are just starting to fade, making now the ideal time to start priming your plant for a huge flush of blooms next year. “Lilacs should be pruned right ...