How to move a large shrub

Article Abstract:

Some shrubs and small trees can be transplanted, but information on the specific species should be checked before attempting a move. Root pruning in advance will make the job easier. Instructions for digging, wrapping the root ball, preparing the new hole, and replanting are given.

Shrubs, Transplanting (Plant culture)

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New life for old yews: even the most neglected specimens will respond to careful shaping

Article Abstract:

Yews have great endurance when they are either transplanted or denied proper maintenance. To restore a yew, it is important to prune its branches to maintain its natural V-shape. This requires a sharp pruning saw because the wood of yews is thick and 'close-grained.'

Pruning, Yew, Yews

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Raising standards: how to train trees and shrubs to a single stem

Article Abstract:

Making trees and shrubs into standards allows a gardener to enhance their shape and design, especially those that flower annually. The process, however, requires diligent pruning. Tips and techniques are provided for a variety of species.

Methods, Trees, Trees (Plants), Plant development, Tree breeding

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