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Autumn and early Winter are the best times, the plants can establish their root systems which will help them survive during the hot Summer months

The best time to prune plants depends on the time that the plants flowers, you don't want to be pruning plants that have just developed flower buds as this will remove all the flowers for that season. Check as to when the plant is due to flower and prune after the plant has finished flowering.

If you have to prune a plant that is full of buds, prune very lightly so that you do not lose all the flowers.

Tools needed: pair of surgical gloves, pair of white cotton gloves, a wide shallow tin or dish and some straight glyphosate.

Put surgical glove on one hand and then put a cotton glove over the surgical glove, pour some glyphosate into the tin, dip your glove hand into the tin and wipe off the excess in the lip of the tin, you then select the grass leaves or weed growing in amongst the plants and you draw the leaf between your thumb and fingers of your hand with the glove on it, this wipes a fine film of glyphosate onto the leaf which will kill the grass/weed and not affect the plants in around the grass/weed. It is a slow process but it is cheapest way and the safest to get rid of grass and weeds growing in your garden. Wait until the grass/weed is totally dead and then you can pull it out.