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    Spring can be the busiest time of year for gardeners, with day length and temperatures increasing, our plants surge into growth, with many benefiting from pruning at this time.

    Discover how to take the headache out of pruning to get the best results from the plants in your garden in part one of a three part online Masterclass series, plus live Q&A with Associate Editor, David Hurrion.

    All registrants will be able to download a set of course notes and will also be sent a link to view a recording of the webinar shortly after it has ended.

    Part 1 of a 3-part series, you can save 15% when booking the series here: https://bit.ly/GW-Pruning-Series-15PC
  • Agenda
    • Why late winter and early spring are a great time for pruning
    • Which plants to prune at this time of year
    • How pruning promotes strong growth for the year ahead
    • Why spring-flowering shrubs benefit from being cut back after blooming
    • The basic rules of which parts of a plant to prune first
    • How to prune to promote better shape and form
    • Ways to encourage more summer blooms
    • Pruning tips for newly planted shrubs and bushes
    • Which herbaceous plants to prune now
    • Live Q&A with David Hurrion and Emma Crawforth
  • Categories
    HOBBIES & INTERESTS
  • Price
    £15.00
  • Language
    English
  • OPEN TO
    Everyone
  • Dial-in available
    (listen only)
    Not available.
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    David Hurrion

    Associate Editor at BBC Gardeners' World Magazine
    David has been gardening for more than 50 years, he has designed, built and planted many show gardens, including at the prestigious RHS Chelsea Flower Show. His extensive knowledge and practical experience is based on thorough botanical and...
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  • Webinar hosting presenter

    Emma Crawforth

    Gardening Editor at BBC Gardeners' World Magazine
    Emma is a qualified horticulturalist and gardener, having trained at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
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