Plant Deciduous Hedges, Shrubs, Trees and Climbers
In colder areas, you can still plant container-grown deciduous hedging plants, shrubs, trees and climbers.
In colder areas, you can still plant container-grown deciduous hedging plants, shrubs, trees and climbers.
Deciduous hedging plants, shrubs, trees and climbers can still be planted.
Now is a good time to prune hardy evergreen hedges and renovate overgrown deciduous hedges.
Cut deciduous hedges if necessary: they can still be renovated before leaf emergence.
Watch out for coral spot: this disease is often noticed while the leaves are off deciduous hedges, shrubs and trees.
Pruning and renovation of many deciduous trees, shrubs and hedges can still be carried out now.
Did you plant new deciduous hedges? Formative pruning should be done in winter, just after planting.
There is still time to plant new deciduous hedges: Good soil preparation beforehand will give your hedge the best start.