Jack Miller

You can prune eastern red cedar in late winter or early spring before new growth begins.   Pruning eastern red cedar at the right time keeps the tree healthy, shapely, and safe from storm damage.   In this post, we’ll walk through how to prune eastern red cedar, when to do it, and the mistakes … Read more

Pruning eastern hemlock is a straightforward task when you know the right timing and technique.   You can prune eastern hemlock to shape it, control its size, or remove dead and damaged branches without harming the tree.   The key is understanding how this evergreen responds to cuts, because hemlocks don’t regrow from old wood … Read more

You prune easter lily flowers by removing the spent blooms and their stems right after they fade, which encourages the plant to store energy for the next season.   If you’ve been wondering how to prune easter lily flowers properly, the good news is it’s a simple task that doesn’t require fancy tools or expert … Read more

Pruning Early Girl tomatoes is all about removing the extra growth so the plant focuses its energy on producing bigger, better fruit.   When you prune Early Girl tomatoes, you’re essentially telling the plant to stop wasting resources on leaves and stems that won’t give you anything in return.   Learning how to prune Early … Read more

To prune early flowering clematis, you need to time your cuts right after their first big bloom in late spring or early summer.   This is the golden rule because early flowering clematis, like the popular montana and alpina varieties, bloom on the previous year’s growth.   If you prune them in the fall or … Read more