It can be tempting to pluck juicy fruits from trees when they grow plentiful in late summer and early autumn. But experts say it's not straightforward.

Pruning at the wrong time could be removing flower buds that are already starting to form for the following season.

Like all the repeat-flowering roses we grow in Louisiana, Knock Out roses should receive a major pruning twice a year. Here's ...

While most plants can be pruned at any time of year without causing major harm, there are good and not such good times to ...

Homeowners are being warned they risk breaking the law by taking fruit that has come from a neighbour’s tree. Tree survey ...

It may be tempting to cut everything back for winter for a tidy garden, but some plants shouldn't be pruned in September to ...

If tree and shrub pruning is on your to-do list for this fall, scratch it off until late winter or spring. This includes ...

The High Court has thrown out claims by apple tree owner Antoinette Williams that neighbour Barbara Pilcher "fabricated" ...

One example is the East Sound Rose. It’s a cross of a very early apple, the Yellow Transparent, with a very late apple, the Wagener apple. They smell and taste like roses, ripening in August. The only ...

There’s no need to be too fussy about it. Even just opening up the canopy makes a big difference, letting the air move through and keeping things a bit healthier. It’s one of those allotment jobs that ...

Honeycrisp apples usually ripen around the first week of September and will keep in the fridge for up to two months. The ...

UK households with apple trees in their garden have been warned after a hefty £200,000 bill was issued to a homeowner following a recent court dispute. A gardener was ordered to pay £200k in costs ...