A good pruning time frame is between December ... trimming them down to their second bud if you live in a warmer climate. For ...

However, grapevine pruning is actually quite straightforward ... called “shoots,” which will grow this year sprouting from buds that were formed on last summer’s growth, called “canes.” ...

If you have grapevines, then March is an ideal time to get pruning ahead of the flowering and fruiting seasons. You will need ...

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 ...

Prune in late winter or early spring. Smooth hydrangea can be trimmed to about 12 inches off the ground. Panicle hydrangea ...

By Katie Markheim Nebraska Extension Master Gardener April 30 – As the saying goes, have your cake and eat it too. Well, that can ...

Let me plunge forward. Most obvious is pruning. Wisterias set their flower buds in the fall and early winter. Some gardeners feel that the only time they can prune woody plants is in the winter ...

How to Prune: Focus on just reshaping, cleaning, and deadheading the vines, which allows the plant to continue growing and developing flower buds for the next season. Pruning Group 2 clematis is a ...

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 ...

After the article on winter pruning of shrubs ... black walnut saplings and grapevines. Sooty mold — which can grow on large quantities of the pest’s sugary excrement — has been known ...