Your garden may be asleep for the season, but one tree benefits from a timely winter trim that ensures a more vibrant return when the weather warms.

Trees that are not pruned properly can cause extensive property damage and fatalities. Learn why you should prune your trees in the winter.

Perennials are great because they come back year after year. However, many require pruning in late fall -- just when you'd ...

While many shrubs in your garden are entering dormancy, November is actually the best time to prune a number of species to ...

This is very early for such cold weather. We enjoyed beautiful weather in the 80s when some very cold weather from the north ...

One morning in Saket, a crane rolled into a quiet lane and wrapped its metal belt around a 30-year-old jamun tree. Within ...

Before we had fancy weather apps and meteorologists pointing at smart screens (that they get wrong just as often as they are ...

Can I prune my overgrown shrubs back now? You certainly can do tidy-up trimming now but save major pruning and re-shaping for late January or early February. Pruning stimulates new growth, and you ...

JUST because the weather has turned, don’t stop giving your outdoor areas some love and attention. Making the effort over ...

A mysterious fruit tree in your yard might not be what it seems. Subtle differences in color, bloom, and shape can reveal its ...

Blueberry bushes need plenty of sun to thrive and produce bountiful crops. If your blueberries aren't getting enough sun they ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. As temperatures dip, your fruit tree is shifting gears, slowing top growth and prepping its roots and buds for dormancy. Fall is when you set ...