Cut these Plants Back Now in June, Before it's too Late. Prune, Trim

Are you wondering what to prune in June? Don't miss the window! In this video, I’m walking you through the essential plants you need to cut back, trim, or prune right now before it’s too late. June is a critical month in the garden. For many plants, there is a very short "window of opportunity" to prune. If you miss it, you risk losing next year’s flowers or even opening your plants up to nasty infections like Silver Leaf or Bacterial Canker. In this video, we cover: Wisteria Pruning: The debate between the RHS and Monty Don—when is the real best time to cut back those whippy growths? Spring Flowering Shrubs: How to prune Philadelphus, Deutzia, Ribes, and Forsythia to ensure a massive display next year. The "Chelsea Chop": Which herbaceous plants (like Sedum, Hellenium, and Lysimachia) benefit from a June cutback to extend their flowering season? Stone Fruit Care: Why you must wait until a dry spell in summer to prune your Plums, Cherries, and Apricots. Hedge Trimming & Wildlife: A vital reminder about the Wildlife and Countryside Act—how to check for nesting birds before you start your hedge cutters. Roses: The pros and cons of deadheading vs. leaving hips for the birds. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned gardener, these tips will help you keep your garden healthy, vibrant, and full of life. Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction: Why June Pruning is Critical 1:07 - Wisteria: The RHS vs. Monty Don Debate 2:59 - Pruning Spring Flowering Shrubs (Philadelphus, Deutzia, etc.) 4:06 - Plants You Should NOT Cut Now (Camellias, Magnolias, Lilacs) 5:47 - Evergreen Hedges & The Law (Wildlife Safety) 7:34 - Roses: Deadheading for Blooms vs. Rose Hips for Birds 9:39 - Stone Fruit Trees: Avoiding Silver Leaf & Canker 11:15 - The Chelsea Chop: How to Extend Your Flower Season 12:54 - Wrap Up & Instagram Connect with Walking Talking Gardeners: 📸 Follow us on Instagram for behind-the-scenes garden clips and weird plant photos:   / walkingtalkinggardener   June is full of plants coming into bloom, but with it comes both some responsibility, as well as a certain amount of maintenance to ensure that next years display is just as good if not better. In this video English horticulturist Simon discusses his list of commonly grown plants that should be cut, pruned or trimmed in June. Cut these Plants Back Now in June, Before it's too Late. Prune, Trim #Cut these Plants Back Now in June, Before it's too Late. Prune, Trim #garden pruning #june plant care #garden maintenance #plant trimming tips #summer pruning #flowering plant care #pruning guide #garden health tips #plant trimming schedule #rose bush pruning #garden diy #landscape maintenance #plant health #seasonal gardening #pruning techniques