Pruning is an essential part of growing shrubs and knowing when to prune is an important aspect of ensuring any shrubs are ...

However, it is a fast-growing evergreen shrub – meaning it will benefit from regular pruning to keep it under control. While knowing when to cut back shrubs can seem complicated – choisya ...

Wait to prune until the plant is fully hydrated, even if that time is the following growing season. 2. Evergreens in winter. Cutting back evergreens in winter makes them more susceptible to winter ...

However, to ensure winter doesn't leave bare chinks in your yard by stripping down or tarnishing deciduous greens, you must grow evergreen shrubs and trees ... negative temperatures persist for ...

Waiting to prune evergreens not only protects them but allows gardeners to give these plants a healthy start when milder weather returns. For gardeners eager to stay productive, November is a ...

Thankfully, fragrant sarcococca (Sarcococca confusa) is a lovely evergreen shrub that will attract hummingbirds and blooms in winter. Also known as sweet box, this easy-to-grow shrub is probably ...

Dear Neil: When should I prune my Nellie R. Stevens holly? How much can I trim it? The best time to trim and reshape any evergreen shrub is late winter, a few weeks before the burst of spring growth.

Pruning these plants in late summer to just before spring flowering would remove a greater portion of the flower buds. Plants that flower on current season’s growth such as hibiscus, rose, oleander or ...

So far, this fall appears to be extremely dry, so start watering now including any newly planted shrubs or trees. Stop waiting for rain! Evergreens ... suggest to look at: Pruning, get it done!