Jack Miller

You prune hardy geraniums by cutting them back hard after the first flush of flowers fades, and then giving them a lighter trim in late autumn or early spring to keep them tidy.   It’s a simple job that takes just minutes per plant, and the payoff is a fresh wave of blooms and a … Read more

Pruning hardenbergia is all about timing, technique, and a little bit of courage with your secateurs.   If you’ve been wondering how to prune hardenbergia without damaging this vigorous climber, you’ve come to the right place.   This beautiful Australian native, also known as the purple coral pea or lilac vine, rewards a good prune … Read more

You prune hanging tomato plants to keep them healthy, productive, and easy to manage.   If you’ve ever wondered how to prune hanging tomato plants, the short answer is that you remove the suckers and lower leaves to focus the plant’s energy on producing fruit.   Pruning hanging tomato plants isn’t complicated, but it does … Read more

Pruning a happy bean plant is easier than you think, and it’s the secret to keeping it full, vibrant, and thriving.   Whether you’re a new plant parent or you’ve had your happy bean plant for years, knowing how to prune happy bean plant correctly makes all the difference.   In this post, we’ll walk … Read more

Pruning hanging begonias is all about keeping your plant full, vibrant, and blooming for as long as possible.   You prune hanging begonias to encourage new growth, remove dead or leggy stems, and maintain that beautiful, cascading shape you love.   It might feel a little scary to snip away at your gorgeous plant, but … Read more