4 climbing plants to prune in January for healthier growth

If you’re keen to crack on with a bit of gardening this weekend (and you can brave the cold), there are plenty of climbing plants to prune in January.

In fact, pruning is a really important January garden job. Many climbers are dormant and leafless at this time of the year, which means less stress on the plant and a much clearer framework to work with. That’s why so many plants benefit from being cut back in winter – and climbing varieties are no exception.

If you’re wondering which climbing plants you can cut back in January, here’s a list of recommendations from the experts.