Raspberries are a delicious soft fruit that can successfully crop in all parts of the UK. Discover our best raspberry ...

Many flowers in your garden won't require shaping or pruning, but roses benefit greatly from being cut back. These classic perennials reawaken each spring after the dormant season, filling the garden ...

FEBRUARY is a good month to start thinking about potatoes – and how you’re going to plant them. Gone are the days when the ...

From pruning and planting to propagating, discover the essential February gardening jobs to do outdoors and in ...

How to winter prune roses Cut any dead wood back to the base. Take out crossing branches which can rub, causing damage and encouraging disease. Remove canes thinner than a pencil. These canes will ...

prune the tips of new canes. To ensure the light penetration on new raspberry bushes for optimal yield and easy harvesting, wait till the first few years of growth and prune back the cane height to ...

cut down lower to get past the area of die-back. Tip #6: Remove stems (suckers) that emerge below the bud union of a grafted rose. The bud union is the knobby area from which the canes grow.

Group 3 clematis, however, can be cut back more substantially to 30 inches above the ground, also known as “hard pruning,” since this plant prefers to flower on new growth. If you accidentally ...

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Produced by OSU Extension, each monthly calendar provides reminders of key garden chores, such as fertilizing, pest control, planting, and maintenance. Recommendations in this calendar are not ...

Then remove any branches below these back to the trunk, shorten the main shoot to just above the top branch and shorten the four chosen branches by two-thirds. Cut back to a bud pointing in the way ...

The square cut allows batsmen to free their arms and hit the ball with ... Follow through with the shot, leaving the weight on the back foot and the bat finishing over the front shoulder and behind ...