While raspberries and blackberries have different habits, once they bear fruit on canes grown in the previous years, then pruning is a sure thing you have to do on both. The two biggest benefits of ...

Pruning is “always a big January job” TV gardening guru Monty Don has recommended UK gardeners carry ... 3. Soft fruit Autumn-fruiting raspberries should be cut back to the ground in January.

TV's Monty Don has shared his expert advice for what plants and shrubs need to be pruned in January to encourage new growth in the spring months - and which ones to avoid cutting ...

Although there are several plants you shouldn't be pruning this month there are some that will benefit from a healthy snip. Graham explains, "Some plants can be cut back in January, such as ornamental ...

For these berries, January is an ideal time to begin cutting – and you’ll need to prune the canes all the way down to the ground. This is because late-fruiting raspberries both flower and ...

Pruning is one of the most rewarding ... Like many others the Rubus, raspberry, genus need a year to mature, so autumn fruiting varieties should be cut almost to ground level next month.

These include pruning fruit trees, roses and clematises; tidying up any dead or rotting plants, mulching, and giving plants some extra TLC and protection. Hamid Ali, a landscape gardener and ...

I like to prune the last week of January or the first week of February. However, you can start pruning your fruit trees now in the Antelope Valley.

Prune the autumn-fruiting canes down to the ground in winter and they should crop again the following year from late July through to October. Other crops to grow in Zone 5: Perpetual spinach, salad ...