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Spring is such a busy time for gardeners as the warm weather increases plant growth. Aside from there being many things to plant this month, there is also plenty to prune.

March is an exciting month for gardeners, marking the first signs of spring. Here are some jobs to get on with throughout the month, including important pruning.

Pruning today means flourishing tomorrow.

Pruning is an essential gardening job throughout the year to keep plants healthy. With autumn now here, a plant expert has shared six plants to prune now in order to keep them thriving.

Roses are found in most UK gardens and it is no surprise as they are adored for their beautifully-scented blooms. However, in order for these plants to carry on flowering, they need to be pruned at the best time, according to gardening enthusiasts.

Pruning plants in spring is an important task that encourages more flowers and improves the overall health of certain plants. Now, a gardening expert has exclusively shared with Express.co.uk how to prune hydrangeas and roses this spring.

Pruning roses will improve their health and lifespan as well as their flowering in the summer months. A gardening expert has shared exclusively with Express.co.uk the proper method for pruning roses for healthy blooms.

by Marc Hamer (Harvill Secker £14.99, 416pp) For more than two decades, Marc Hamer has tended a garden that he doesn’t own. Now he has published what feels more or less like his private gardening journal, in sections with titles such as Pruning Roses, Swifts Arrive and Solstice. But this is no how-to guide — unless perhaps you classify it as a wholly original, semi-autobiographical book on how to live, how to be calm and content with only a little, in a quietly humming garden. And Hamer kn...