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

Pruning is essential for healthy growth, but timing matters. Find out why avoiding midday cuts helps protect plants and ...

Crape myrtles are also plants to never prune in September. This is because a trim now will encourage soft new growth to shoot ...

Keep your houseplants looking their best with a bit of pinching, trimming and cleanup. A few well-placed snips can improve a ...

Prepare a spot and plant peony roots, so they get a start before the ground freezes. Plant perennials, trees, and shrubs up ...

Understandably, some things do fall to the wayside, including pruning, but September can provide a final opportunity for ...

September always feels like a season of transition. School has started back up, football games are back to being a weekly ...