A HEALTHY GARDEN IS A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN

From December to March is the ideal time to prune panicle hydrangeas and smooth hydrangeas. With the right pruning, you can determine how large the flowers will be in the coming season.

After our videos on blueberries and currants showing which branches to cut and which to keep, we’ve now created a video on fruit trees. The example is a pear tree, but the same rules apply to apple trees.

After our videos on blueberries and currants showing which branches to cut and which to keep, we’ve now created a video on fruit trees. The example is a pear tree, but the same rules apply to apple trees.

Pruning a young cherry tree is key to shaping it for future growth and ensuring a healthy, abundant harvest. Here's how to do it step by step!

Shaping aronia (chokeberry) into a tree form creates a unique, elegant feature for your garden. Here's how to do it step by step!

Winter is the perfect time to prune grape vines – it helps keep them healthy and productive. In our latest video, Gregory shows you exactly what to cut, how much to leave, and why timing is key.

Pruning your pear tree is essential to keep it healthy, well-shaped, and productive. Whether you’re caring for a young tree or an older one, here’s what you need to know:

Pruning a large plum tree might seem daunting, but it’s essential for healthy growth and abundant fruiting. Here's how to do it step by step!

Today, we’re talking about how to successfully sow verbena and heliotrope! These beautiful flowering plants will reward you with long-lasting blooms if started correctly. 

Pruning aronia (chokeberry) grown as a standard tree helps maintain its shape, encourages strong growth, and improves fruiting. Here’s how to do it!