Gardeners’ World has more information about growing and chitting potatoes if you want to get started. Gardening experts recommend pruning your wisteria twice a year – first in January or February and ...

We recycle green waste, and use eco-friendly techniques to protect the environment. Overgrown branches are a safety hazard, can damage your property and reduce the curb appeal of your home. Expert ...

Stop waiting for the perfect time of year to prune or the sharpest tools and calmest weather. It is OK to begin the purge of overgrown trees ... only when the soil is very dry or watering the ...

Prune them off so the main trunk of the plant will grow stronger. If the main trunk of the jade has gotten wildly overgrown and is flopping over under its own weight, lop it off. It will grow back ...

Mild spells in February are a great opportunity to prune climbers like wisteria and clematis to encourage them to flower. With wisteria, prune it twice a year: once in spring and again in late summer.

Pruning wisteria can be tricky, and even experienced gardeners can be unsure. It flowers on the shorter side shoots, so the main job in winter is to remove any "long, whippy growth" left over from ...

Gardeners with wisteria in their yards have been urged to act now to ensure their stunning climbers thrive next year. Experts at Thompson and Morgan advise pruning back the vigorous summer ...

Wisteria is a gorgeous climbing plant, known for its colourful blue, pink or white flowers. According to the expert, regular pruning ensures better control of the pant. Craig emphasised the ...

With the breeding of plenty of cultivars that are resistant to the disease, crape myrtles require very little pruning. In fact, a crape myrtle planted in full sun with plenty of space to grow ...