Apricots are sun-loving trees that produce sweet and juicy fruits during the summer months. As glorious as apricots are, they are trees that do really benefit from some proper care and maintenance - ...

"Tender new shoots won’t harden off before winter and can break during a hard frost." Gardeners often believe they are ...

Growing fruit trees in containers or in the ground in your yard can offer abundant fresh fruit, fragrant blossoms that are attractive to beneficial pollinators, and cooling summer shade. Pruning your ...

“Fruit trees need ... roses should receive major pruning in the spring before buds form, wild roses, old garden varieties, and most climbing roses benefit from a summer trim after their bloom ...

In summer, shorten non-flowering ... so a plant will have one-year-old canes bearing fruit, mixed with the next season's stems making their early growth. To prune the plants, cut out the fruited ...

According to Mark Dwelly, head gardener at Audley Villages, pyramid pears are among the best fruit trees for a small garden.

September is a busy time for gardeners as autumn presents the perfect opportunity to carry out essential pruning for the ...

As we move into autumn, many gardeners may be tempted to prune their fruit trees - but one gardening expert has issued a ...

As autumn approaches, many gardeners are keen to get their trees ready for winter. However, one expert has warned against ...

3. Fruit trees The gardening pro continued: “Prune fruit trees to help improve their shape and yield. When pruning fruit trees, make sure you remove all of the diseased wood or dead wood.

A gardening expert has recommended that people should prune roses, shrubs and fruit trees during October in order to improve their shape. Gardener Fiona Jenkins recommended that these three plants ...

Sweet cherries fruit on one and two-year old wood, and on spurs of older wood, so pruning concentrates on shortening new shoots to encourage new spur production. In early summer, select new ...