February is a busy time for pruning. Deciduous shrubs, grasses, and hedges all need trimming this month along with climbers, fruit, and any perennials left untrimmed in flower beds over winter. It may ...

Climbers should be allowed to bloom in the spring before you prune them back. Fruit trees, blueberry bushes and grapevines also need annual pruning, and February/March is the time to do that.

Gardeners are also advised to fertilise the soil after pruning. Grapevines should be trimmed carefully during dormancy, as pruning too late can cause the plant to bleed sap. The best approach is ...

Like the pesky pinot grapevine under duress ... Source: Four Thousand Mondays Pruning Like a Pro: The Role of Setbacks By cutting away excess foliage and unproductive shoots, the viticulturist ...

As one of the best places in the US to grow wine grapes, it's no surprise that the ... Miguel Rodriguez started pruning nectarines for Sagemoor many years ago. Today he's become a celebrated ...

However, if your yard is a little unsightly and you feel the call to prune now, there are a few flowers and trees that do well with pruning before late winter, including grapevines, oaks, Wisteria, ...

Established grape growers, new growers, and backyard gardeners alike join University of Minnesota Extension to learn about basic and intermediate grapevine dormant pruning techniques. This workshop ...

Muscadines are easy to grow in the home landscape as they are native to Georgia and are often observed growing in natural areas. To ensure maximum production of fruit, timely maintenance is required.