ISBN: 9798174919587 - pruning for a healthier garden: the beginner's guide to pruning trees, shrubs, roses, and fruit — when, where, and how to cut for healthy, productive plants (the healthy garden, band 7) (6 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Afraid to make the first cut Learn exactly when, where, and how to prune - and watch your garden grow healthier, fuller, and more productive.Most gardeners are quietly terrified of pruning. So they either leave their plants to grow into tangled, unproductive messes - or they panic and hack away, cutting off a whole year of flowers or ruining a young tree's shape for good. It does not have to be this way.The truth is that pruning follows a small set of simple, reliable rules, and plants are far tougher and more forgiving than you think. Rachel Beilerwood takes the fear away in this clear, plain-English guide for everyday American gardeners - no jargon, no confusion, just the confidence to pick up your shears and know exactly what to do.Inside, you will learn: - How a plant actually responds to a cut - so every cut you make has a purpose- The three basic cuts, and the four kinds of wood to remove first on any plant- The single most useful timing rule in gardening - when to prune spring bloomers versus summer bloomers, so you never lose a season of flowers again- How to prune trees safely, shape a young one, and why you must never 'top' a tree- Flowering shrubs, roses of every kind (including climbers that stubbornly won't bloom), and hedges that stay green to the ground- Fruit trees, apples and pears, peaches and plums, plus raspberries, blueberries, and grapes - for bigger, better harvests- How to rescue an overgrown, neglected plant without killing it- The tools you actually need, how to keep them sharp and clean, and how to cut without spreading diseaseEvery technique is explained step by step, with clear diagrams, quick-reference charts, a plant-by-plant guide, an honest FAQ, and advice you adapt to your own climate and season - never a one-size-fits-all calendar date.Whether you tend a few roses, a fruit tree or two, a row of shrubs, or a whole backyard, this book will turn pruning from a source of dread into one of the most satisfying skills you have. Pick up your shears and make that first cut with confidence.Part of The Healthy Garden series - practical, honest, beginner-friendly guides that each solve one real garden problem.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Afraid to make the first cut? Learn exactly when, where, and how to prune - and watch your garden grow healthier, fuller, and more productive.Most gardeners are quietly terrified of pruning. So they either leave their plants to grow into tangled, unproductive messes - or they panic and hack away, cutting off a whole year of flowers or ruining a young tree's shape for good. It does not have to be this way.The truth is that pruning follows a small set of simple, reliable rules, and plants are far tougher and more forgiving than you think. Rachel Beilerwood takes the fear away in this clear, plain-English guide for everyday American gardeners - no jargon, no confusion, just the confidence to pick up your shears and know exactly what to do.Inside, you will learn: How a plant actually responds to a cut - so every cut you make has a purposeThe three basic cuts, and the four kinds of wood to remove first on any plantThe single most useful timing rule in gardening - when to prune spring bloomers versus summer bloomers, so you never lose a season of flowers againHow to prune trees safely, shape a young one, and why you must never "top" a treeFlowering shrubs, roses of every kind (including climbers that stubbornly won't bloom), and hedges that stay green to the groundFruit trees, apples and pears, peaches and plums, plus raspberries, blueberries, and grapes - for bigger, better harvestsHow to rescue an overgrown, neglected plant without killing itThe tools you actually need, how to keep them sharp and clean, and how to cut without spreading diseaseEvery technique is explained step by step, with clear diagrams, quick-reference charts, a plant-by-plant guide, an honest FAQ, and advice you adapt to your own climate and season - never a one-size-fits-all calendar date.Whether you tend a few roses, a fruit tree or two, a row of shrubs, or a whole backyard, this book will turn pruning from a source of dread into one of the most satisfying skills you have. Pick up your shears and make that first cut with confidence.Part of The Healthy Garden series - practical, honest, beginner-friendly guides that each solve one real garden problem. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Afraid to make the first cut? Learn exactly when, where, and how to prune - and watch your garden grow healthier, fuller, and more productive.Most gardeners are quietly terrified of pruning. So they either leave their plants to grow into tangled, unproductive messes - or they panic and hack away, cutting off a whole year of flowers or ruining a young tree's shape for good. It does not have to be this way.The truth is that pruning follows a small set of simple, reliable rules, and plants are far tougher and more forgiving than you think. Rachel Beilerwood takes the fear away in this clear, plain-English guide for everyday American gardeners - no jargon, no confusion, just the confidence to pick up your shears and know exactly what to do.Inside, you will learn: How a plant actually responds to a cut - so every cut you make has a purposeThe three basic cuts, and the four kinds of wood to remove first on any plantThe single most useful timing rule in gardening - when to prune spring bloomers versus summer bloomers, so you never lose a season of flowers againHow to prune trees safely, shape a young one, and why you must never "top" a treeFlowering shrubs, roses of every kind (including climbers that stubbornly won't bloom), and hedges that stay green to the groundFruit trees, apples and pears, peaches and plums, plus raspberries, blueberries, and grapes - for bigger, better harvestsHow to rescue an overgrown, neglected plant without killing itThe tools you actually need, how to keep them sharp and clean, and how to cut without spreading diseaseEvery technique is explained step by step, with clear diagrams, quick-reference charts, a plant-by-plant guide, an honest FAQ, and advice you adapt to your own climate and season - never a one-size-fits-all calendar date.Whether you tend a few roses, a fruit tree or two, a row of shrubs, or a whole backyard, this book will turn pruning from a source of dread into one of the most satisfying skills you have. Pick up your shears and make that first cut with confidence.Part of The Healthy Garden series - practical, honest, beginner-friendly guides that each solve one real garden problem. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…