Sentence examples for tidy prune from inspiring English sources

To ensure your bonsai tree remains manageable and tidy, prune its roots when you pot it.

To keep the rebar cages visible, a member of the staff slips inside them once a year to prune and tidy the thorny vines.

You can help prune and tidy writing by taking a break from your work and coming back to it refreshed.

Tidy the plants by pruning stray stems.

But with a little careful pruning they are neat, tidy climbers deserving of that little bit of effort.

Plants differ in what they need at this time of year, so know which plants in your garden need a spring pruning or tidy-up; some may need dividing and now might be a good time to take cuttings.

Water the plant regularly and prune unwanted growth to keep it looking tidy.

A. The standard advice on Dutchman's-pipe is to prune it in early spring, but if you are the tidy type, you don't have to wait that long.

Carolyn spends her spare time pruning her roses (the American beauties of the title), her gardening clogs colour co-ordinated with the handles of her pruning shears; Lester helps keep the house neat and tidy.

The biggest, an effort to prune the country's dreadful thicket of indirect taxes into a tidier form, an all-India Goods and Services Tax, has been pushed back by a year, to April 2012.

You should prune about 1/3 of the entire plant, using a pruning shears or hedge trimmer to achieve a tidy, rounded shape.