Late Winter / Early Spring is time many people prune their trees, so if you you look around where you live, you can find a lot of fresh-cut branches from spring-flowering trees, ask the owners and bring them back home, add them to a vase filled with fresh water to force the flowers to bloom and brighten up your home during the gloomy weeks 🌸 This branch, although being huge - it was cut by my neighbour from his hundred year old magnolia tree. The tree is so big and beautiful and this was just a

Lavender pruning guide in under a minute! The best time to prune lavender is late winter/early spring, but if you didn’t get around to it, that’s ok! Here’s how to clean it up so it thrives this summer. #gardening #gardening101 #gardeningforbeginners #lavender #lavenderfields | Blueacre Garden

Late winter early spring is when we prune our panicle type hydrangeas: lime light, quick fire, strawberry vanilla are examples. These are the hydrangeas with the cone shaped flowers. - 1st remove all the thin unproductive stems. Anything thinner than your pinky finger. - while you were removing the thin stems look for any other stems that are wounded where the bark has rubbed off. That’s a potential for disease. - next look for any crossing branches that could cause a wound. Remove one of the tw