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logan berries/pruning

Whats the best way to prune logan berries after they have fruited? Cut out the fruited canes-you should have next year fruiting canes growing to tie in. by Sutts

01/12/2012 21:28:21

by jungle balls

Pruning Young Roses

My rose bushes, which are just 2 years old, have already put on a lot of new growth. Is it too late to prune them? No-but do it soon Thanks very much. by bandittabby2

16/03/2013 16:48:10

by bandittabby2

How to prune a Pieris

I have a very large Pieris that I have had for years, that has beomw a bit leggy and lost a lot of it's redness. I have not really pruned it before - I have only taken off a few dead ends? Please advise? As a minimum, you need to prune off by kellylewis

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14/04/2012 17:24:02

by obelixx

pruning a pear tree

I have inherited pear tree {not full size} which is about 2 or 3 years old. it had lots of blossom and pears formed but were lost in the winds we had earlier. it has put on alot of growth and is very leafy. I am dying to prune it but not sure when by marigold2

27/07/2012 20:31:30

by chellie

Pruning plum trees

A bit of a novice gardener! Planted a new victoria plum tree ( St Julian A rootstock- it says on the label!) last autumn/ late summer and for various reasons it did not get pruned it at all. It has several 3/4 long thin branches, and is close to a by uglybug

17/02/2013 09:24:46

by uglybug

Pruning large box shrubs

Box should be pruned in spring and mid-summer, if that's any help - I'm having to guess what your question was! And what about quite small bo - I have plants about 12" high, 3 yrs old - not pruned them thus far, but they are beginning to look pretty by Susie Slughater

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21/05/2012 17:40:35

by Gemma2

Should we prune ??

Hi Following a question by Jude3 - due to roses being in bloom at the moment, should we prune early or wait until end of feb. usual time I think if you live in the cotswolds. Advice welcome please as I'm new to gardening. Thanks by mortonmiss

12/01/2012 17:00:44

by mortonmiss

Pruning Sambucus in Autumn

I've had to repot my sambucus as the pot it was in was broken by workmen and in doing so , I noticed some stems had also been damaged due to the accident. It now looks rather lob-sided so I was wondering if I could give it a small prune now just by Jean Riley

10/11/2012 17:36:04

by Jean Riley

initial pruning of new yew hedge

by green bean

03/11/2012 13:20:42

by green bean

too scared to prune

want to you can leave it as it is for a few years then cut it back (at this time of year) when it is outgrowing its space. Don't worry, you won't kill it - and if you want to you can stick the prunings in the ground and they will all grow and you can by Sinevegas

03/02/2013 20:43:48

by Verdun

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