March signals the arrival of spring and offers a welcome reprieve from the dark, dreary days of winter, but gardeners have no shortage of jobs to get stuck into as the weather improves ...

March marks the arrival of spring and offers a welcome break from the dark, cold days of winter, but gardeners have no ...

Speed and precision were on full display at the 2026 Sonoma County Pruning Championships, where a new award honored founder ...

Want a lower-maintenance yard? These native shrubs require little to no pruning and still deliver beautiful blooms, colorful ...

Get yard advice on reviving cold-hit cast iron plants, controlling nutsedge and oxalis, pruning seedling apples, and why ...

Prune succulents to keep them to a manageable size or remove leggy stems. Here's how often to prune succulents without hindering their growth.

Find out what to prune in March and April — and which plants to leave alone — with expert tips to protect spring blooms and ...

Fruit growers stand to benefit just as much as those tending ornamental plants, according to Ali. "Gooseberries and currants should be pruned in late winter while they're still dormant," he advises.

Since it produces flowers on new wood—meaning summer blooms emerge from shoots developed that same year—achieving "big, dramatic flower spikes" requires hard pruning "now". Aldi recommends cutting ...

Late winter is not too early to start pruning most evergreens in the South, but you will regret pruning spring bloomers. Here's when and how to prune.

If your ground is not soggy wet you can rake, then mow the lawn and if you really want to be ambitious you can trim and edge ...

When we’re looking for inspiration for ways to spend our weekends in the garden, magazines, social media and the internet ...