Fall pruning guide

Fall is the time to get some important pruning done for healthy trees, shrubs, and vines, but some things should wait for winter.

One of the most necessary components of gardening for fall is making sure that you prune what is necessary before winter hits. But did you know that you should only prune certain trees, shrubs, and plants in your garden? Here's what you need to know about fall pruning.

Fall is a good time to prune many perennial plants. Fall pruning can help control pest insects and diseases. Here's what you should prune.

Pruning and deadheading often confuses new gardeners since there's no one-size-fits-all method or timing. However, understanding a few key principles can make it easier to decide when to cut or let things be.

Ready to wrap up the blooming season? Learn how to properly prune roses in the fall and which things to do right now to prepare for fall!

Knowing the right time to prune can be the difference between blooms or not

The main reasons not to prune perennials in the fall are bud set and spring flowering, wildlife support, and root or crown exposure.

This article and video is about Knockout Roses Fall care and pruning. What should your Fall cleanup include? Should you prune Knockout Roses in the Fall or in the Spring? I answer these questions and cover everything needed to get your roses ready for Winter. Every year in Fall there are lots of questions regarding...Read More

Knowing when and how to prune a fig tree is important if you want to harvest lots of fruits. Learn fig-pruning tips here.

Keep pests in check and beautify the winter landscape with selective fall pruning.