The book explains the art of pruning in a practical way, presenting each stage with detailed drawings. Step-by-step guide for pruning roses, trees, vines, climbers, etc. Why do we prune, since wild plants, although not pruned, grow, bloom and bear fruit? This is a common question, but nature has its own way of pruning. Cuttings, shoots, leaves, and flowers dry out and fall off. All plants renew themselves, slowly but constantly. So with pruning, we partially accelerate a natural process. This book explains the art of pruning in a practical way, presenting each stage, showing each branch or shoot that needs to be removed and how the plant will look after the intervention. The book mainly refers to ornamental and fruit-bearing shrubs and trees. However, the basic principles can be applied to pruning any plant in the garden. A large part of the success of plant cultivation depends on proper pruning. Good luck!