Prune 7 plants in November for healthier growth and better blooms next year
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A seasonal trim can enhance airflow, assist in pest control, and promote healthier growth. (contains affiliate links) ...
As late autumn arrives, now is the time to put away the trowel and watering can and, instead, reach for the secateurs and loppers. During this time, gardening tasks shift from planting new flowers to caring for the plants that are already established in the garden.
Pruning is a crucial aspect of plant maintenance that starts in late autumn and gains significance as winter approaches. Most shrubs and trees tend to respond more effectively to pruning when they are dormant and devoid of leaves. This allows for a clearer view of their structure, making it easier to shape them as desired. With this in mind, gardening experts have shared which plants to cut back this month.
A gentle pruning of your roses at this time will help keep them neat and minimise the risk of wind damage, often referred to as “wind-rock”.
Guy Barter, chief horticulturist of The Royal Horticultural Society told House…
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