Late winter is not too early to start pruning most evergreens in the South, but you will regret pruning spring bloomers. Here's when and how to prune.

‘While the ground outside is cold and damp, your indoor-started bulbs are safe and steady, preparing for their big summer debut. It’s the ultimate head-start for any gardener, ensuring that when the ...

Renewal pruning of an overgrown shrub occurs over three years and requires the gradual removal (15-20%) of the oldest and tallest of branches each year, leaving only younger branches. This method is ...

Learn the key differences between old wood and new wood hydrangeas, including their characteristics, pruning needs, and ...

Cutting them back now will essentially end that beautiful display, but you will have to make sure you prune by the end of July to allow the plants to establish the following year’s blooms. Today’s ...

The beauty of shrub and tree branches appears when leaves are absent. Take advantage of this time to prune woody plants to prevent crossing and rubbing branches, thin out dense ...

Gardeners across the state are ready to get outside and garden, and late February is an ideal time to do that. From pruning ...

Prune Hydrangea macrophylla, Hydrangea arborescens and Hydrangea paniculata in late winter. Climbing hydrangeas should be pruned after they've finished flowering. And oakleaf hydrangeas don't require ...

February is the perfect time in late winter to clean up and prep these perennials for a summer of glorious blooms.

Pruning at the right time can mean the difference between lush summer blooms and a season of disappointment. Here’s what to ...