Pruning Climbing Roses
Pruning climbing roses correctly will give you the best blooms, and lots of them.
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How To Prune Roses
Pruning roses in spring spurs new growth and helps plants recover from winter damage.
Read moreTime To Prune Back Hydrangeas
With just a little work once or twice a year, your Hydrangea can be blooming with larger, more beautiful flowers and this is a good time to prune back the shoots on Mophead and Lacecap Hydrangeas to a pair of buds. Pruning Hydrangeas encourages new blooms and improves your shrub’s health.
Read moreHibiscus syriacus – Rose Of Sharon – Plant Care
Hibiscus are large shrubs or small trees that produce huge, colourful, trumpet-shaped flowers over a long season. Hibiscus are deciduous shrubs with dark green leaves and the plants can grow to 15 feet tall in frost-free areas. Flowers may be up to 6 inches diameter, with colours ranging from yellow to peach to red.
Read morePruning Tips – How To Prune An Old, Leggy Rhododendron
In general, Rhododendrons require little pruning. The Rhododendron Society recommends trimming the bush to control its size, if you want to pick the flowers for an arrangement or to remove spent blooms through the season. But if your Rhododendron has become leggy with age, prune it in winter to rejuvenate it.
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