Here’s what to know about tidying up your garden this fall, including when to do it, what plants you should cut back, and ...

Winterizing your garden includes trimming back some perennials and leaving others until spring. Our experts tell you what to ...

The plants you should prune this September, according to experts - ...

The birds will thank you! 🐦 ...

Certain plants weaken when trimmed in the fall and prefer to have their fallen leaves or intact foliage to provide insulation while overwintering. Or they can offer shelter to beneficial insects and ...

Some plants can be tidied up but others need to be left alone.

Most people think of pruning as a late winter or early spring chore, but cutting back some of your perennials in fall can have major benefits for the plant—and your garden. And as it turns out, you ...

Want to make sure your flowers bloom next spring and summer? Discover the plants you should never prune in the fall so you ...

Q. My neighbor told me I needed to cut back some of my leggy perennials now because the result will be better plants later in the year. Is he correct? A. Yes, cutting back plants that are leggy now is ...

I made a pact with myself this past spring: I will cut back most of my perennials in the fall rather than wait until the winter (like I did last year). Time got away from me last fall, and I didn’t ...

Don’t cut them back too early.