As June approaches, the care period for garden and balcony plants has accelerated. According to experts, pruning certain trees and plants before the summer heat begins is very important for their healthier growth and strong development. Thanks to pruning done at the right time, plants become more productive and can stay more vibrant throughout the summer. Especially, cleaning overly long branches increases air circulation and reduces the risk of disease. Plants recommended for pruning include rose, lavender, hydrangea, lemon and mandarin trees, as well as grapevine and ivy species. Removing dried branches and pruning excess shoots in roses supports flowering. Light pruning in lavender helps maintain the plant's shape and promotes denser growth, but woody parts should not be cut. Removing wilted flowers and weak branches in hydrangeas ensures strong growth in the new season. Cleaning dry and intertwined branches in citrus trees increases fruit yield and facilitates sunlight reaching the inner parts. In fast-growing grapevine and ivy species, pruning uncontrolled long branches creates a more orderly and healthy appearance during the summer months. Garden experts recommend performing pruning operations early in the morning and using clean scissors. It is also emphasized that incorrect pruning can negatively affect the plant's development.