There are many plants to prune in March. This month marks the beginning of spring – when new growth begins – and getting your perennials in order is a must for a flourishing garden. It also gives you a good reason to get out and enjoy the warmer temperatures.
Whether you have a romantic, informal planting scheme or follow more modern garden trends, cutting back certain plants now will keep their shape and size under control. It will encourage strong, fresh growth, too.
