A good pruning time frame is between December ... trimming them down to their second bud if you live in a warmer climate. For grapevines with cordons — extensions of the trunk grown laterally ...

Pruning helps to clear away the old and make room for new growth, but timing is everything. Here are the 7 plants to prune ...

Grapevines are exuberant climbers ... which fruiting sideshoots arise annually. In mid-winter, prune some sideshoots back to one bud and others to two. Cut back developing main stems by half ...

Wow, it’s March and thankfully frigid February is over! We had many cold days; it seemed like it never got over freezing ...

A well established, older grapevine in full sun can have a total of 60 buds left on the vines after pruning. Young grapevines should only have 10 to 15 buds left. If you leave too many fruiting ...

some gardeners prune evergreens to encourage bushier growth. On pines, this would normally be late spring or early summer, when “candles” of new growth have emerged from terminal buds.

According to the RHS, in January or February you should "cut back the shoots you pruned in summer to two or three buds", before growing season starts. Winter pruning grapevines will also help ...

Grapevines are ideal plants for covering gaps ... Cut the vine back to leave three healthy buds, which are below the bottom wire of your support system. Tie the stump to the cane and secure ...

One of the subjects I get asked about the most is how and when to prune trees and shrubs. Unfortunately the answer can be somewhat complicated. If you prune at […] ...

If you have grapevines, then March is an ideal time to get pruning ahead of the flowering and fruiting seasons. You will need to cut back the previous year’s growth to only a few buds ...