Jack Miller

To prune pencil holly correctly, you need to focus on light, frequent trims rather than aggressive cutting.   This evergreen shrub, with its upright, columnar shape, rewards a gentle touch that maintains its naturally narrow form.   If you’ve been wondering how to prune pencil holly without ruining its sleek silhouette, you’ve come to the … Read more

How to prune pelargoniums is one of the most common questions I get from gardeners, and the answer is simpler than you might think.   You can prune pelargoniums with confidence because these hardy plants respond beautifully to a good trim, and learning how to prune pelargoniums properly will keep them bushy, blooming, and healthy … Read more

You can prune pencil cactus easily with a sharp, clean knife or pair of scissors, and it’s a simple task that keeps your plant healthy and shapely.   When you prune pencil cactus, you’re not just controlling its size, but you’re also encouraging bushier growth and removing any damaged or diseased segments.   If you’ve … Read more

To prune a Peggy Martin rose properly, you need to focus on timing, technique, and the unique climbing habit of this vigorous variety.   This beautiful rose, often called the “Crawl to Glory” rose, is a prolific once-blooming climber that can quickly overtake a fence or arbor if left unchecked.   Pruning a Peggy Martin … Read more

You prune pee gee hydrangea in late winter or early spring, just before new growth begins. This timing is perfect because the plant is still fully dormant, so you can see the entire structure clearly without leaves getting in the way. If you’ve been wondering how to prune pee gee hydrangea without sacrificing those gorgeous, … Read more