Break the rules! Prune in summer

Article Abstract:

Pruning of trees and shrubs has traditionally been done in winter. However, new techniques, such as summer-pinching and notching have been proved effective in controlling wood growth. Pruning in winter, which ostensibly reduces bleeding, is still best for growing shoots in designated directions.

Pruning

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The old shoe that'll make a rose grow

Article Abstract:

Unusual and old-fashioned gardening tips are presented. Such quaint techniques as planting old boots or shoes in the garden to gain the benefits of the leather, and planting garlic beside each rose as an effective insecticide are just some of the tips discussed.

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Perennial bloomer

Article Abstract:

Tending a cottage garden is an exciting hobby that can be a vehicle for a gardener's flight of fancy. The garden is typically devoid of any formal design and relies on the gardener's aesthetic sense.

Planning, Cottage gardens, English, English cottage gardens

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