Pruning is an important job throughout the year, but there are certain plants which should not be pruned in January.

Roses require an annual prune during the winter months so January is an ideal time to undertake this task, according to gardening experts at David Austin Roses. Despite the UK’s unpredictable ...

But mention pruning roses and many people come up in a cold ... some which need pruning in the spring and others later in the year. Prune in spring. Remove dead, diseased or dying branches ...

A gardening expert has shared his advice on the plants and flowers that need to be pruned in January in order to 'thrive in ...

One woman has been left wondering how she can best take care of her mum's potted rose plant during the winter months after ...

Pruning roses in the spring will usually deprive the plant of the opportunity to flower, so in most climates, it's best to reserve pruning for late summer or late winter. 7. Ribes (flowering ...

Experts at David Austin Roses have shared the best time of year to prune roses, assuring gardeners the plant can withstand ...

The speed at which rambling roses grow can lead to a mass of tangled stems, which can result in poor flowering and makes the perfect environment for diseases to prosper. Pruning in late summer or ...

AS the deep winter months take root, we must protect our plants and prepare for the spring growth ahead ... preparing seedbeds, or pruning dormant roses, these tasks will ensure your garden ...

However, it is an important period for maintenance and one that will deliver results come spring and summer. One key aspect to winter gardening is pruning the right plants. The best pruning shears ...