The first is called cane pruning, which involves cutting ... Everything older should be removed, as grapes only produce fruit on one-year-old branches. Using clean loppers, cut back all but ...

Pruning soft fruits at the right time is essential to keeping plants productive. Follow our guide to get the most out of your fruit bushes and vines. Grapevines ... beyond the first truss and ...

Grapevines are ideal plants for covering gaps ... Allow three stems to grow vertically during its first year, securing them to the cane and pinching any shoots that grow from the side to one ...

Climbers should be allowed to bloom in the spring before you prune them back. Fruit trees, blueberry bushes and grapevines also need annual pruning, and February/March is the time to do that.

Michael thinks it's a "good idea" to prune grapevines while they're dormant ... but they usually produce fruit on the side shoots that grew last year. By limiting growth and the number of shoots ...