Newsletter: Prune in Winter, Plan for Spring

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February 1, 2010 Hello, Tim! It's time to turn off the TV, sharpen your shears, and venture out. Many plants benefit from winter pruning, including climbing roses and hydrangeas that bloom on new wood. If you'd rather stay inside and plan something for spring, consider a small water garden or a vegetable garden. FineGardening.com offers dozens of pruning articles and videos. For a complete guide to pruning hundreds of plants, see The Pruning Book by Fine Gardening contributor Lee Reich. Video: How to Prune Climbing Roses Peter Kukielski, curator of the Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden at the New York Botanical Garden, demonstrates the best way to prune and train climbing roses for maximum flower production. Watch the video... Pruning Hydrangeas Late winter is a fine time to prune hydrangeas that bloom on new wood. Read more... Design a Tiny Water Garden Plunge into the world of aquatic plants by designing a mini-pond in a small container. Read more... Subscribe Today Gift Subscriptions More reading... Winter Herbs: Sage, Oregano, Rosemary How to Plan a Vegetable Garden   Innovative gardening products from Gardener's Supply Company... 3-Tier-SunLite Garden $569.00 more info... Felco Pruners $54.95 each more info... Floating Solar Fountain $69.95 more info... See all products 63 South Main Street, Newtown CT 06470 You received this message because you are a Taunton customer or have registered at Taunton.com. This email was sent to you by The Taunton Press. Click here to update your email preferences. *44% savings based on newsstand cover price. The Taunton Press | Customer Service | Privacy Policy