Before you reach for the pruners, know which plants welcome a fall trim – and which cuts could do more harm than good.

Before you reach for the pruners, know which plants welcome a fall trim – and which cuts could do more harm than good.

Even if your shrubs are looking a bit forgotten, fall pruning can damage new growth or remove future flowers. Don’t prune ...

You don't need a sprawling backyard to pick fruit from your own plant. Many familiar fruit plants adapt to container life, ...

Fall pruning isn’t for every shrub, but it’s the key to lush blooms and healthy shaping for some. If you have these shrubs growing in your garden, it’s time.

Knowing which plants to prune in October helps keep a garden tidy in fall and protects plants from harm. Here, we reveal seven plants to trim this month.

These plants need to be pruned in October to prevent pests and diseases, make room for lush spring growth, and improve air ...

Some plants can be lightly pruned now, while others are best left until after leaf fall. RHS chief horticulturist Guy Barter ...

From harvesting apples and walnuts to preparing your irrigation system for winter, here's what Oregon gardeners should focus ...

No variety tag on your raspberries? A five-second look at the cane shows which ones to cut now and which will carry next summer's berries.

Researchers, horticulturists and conservationists increasingly encourage gardeners to balance tidiness with ecological ...

Camellias: Flower buds for fall, winter and spring bloom are already set on camellias. Any pruning now will reduce flowering.