Pruning your fruit trees keeps them looking tidy and promotes vigorous growth and a healthy harvest. However, if you get pruning timing wrong, it can do more damage than good. Our guide walks you ...

Fruit trees can be one of the most productive parts of a garden, providing gardeners with delicious pickings every year.

Late summer to early fall is the worst time to prune trees. Here's when you should prune them instead for the healthiest ...

The rule of thumb often is to stop pruning trees, shrubs and roses at the end of August. You can take up your tools during ...

Free-standing fruit trees or bush trees, such as those grown in an orchard should be pruned when they're dormant, in winter. Trained trees, such as espaliers, cordons, pyramids and fans should be ...

A gardening expert is raising awareness of one gardening task that Britons should be avoiding this autumn as it can leave ...

Gardeners can prune different plants throughout the year, however, there are some trees and shrubs that must be pruned at ...

Prune to an outward-facing bud to create an open and spreading canopy. Pruning for fruit production: If your apple tree is established and you want to encourage fruit production, consider spurring.

Read our expert guide on how to prune your cherry tree and how to identify which type of cherry tree is growing in your ...

Most deciduous trees are best pruned when dormant, in late autumn or winter. Don't prune in early spring, as many trees bleed sap if cut at this time of year. The exceptions to the 'deciduous tree ...

Plant cabbage seeds and transplant seedlings. There are many types of cabbage beyond the familiar green, sometimes called ...