Garden wisdom holds that spring is the time to plant, when the earth is just waking up from winter’s chill and the long, hot days of summer are ahead.
Find out what trees and shrubs are best for your yard. With a new landscape, you’ll want to begin with the trees and shrubs that love your conditions, soil and space.
Get tips for watering your newly planted trees and shrubs so they’re healthy and happy for years to come.
Plants have basic nutritional needs that must be met in order to thrive. When choosing the right fertilizer, look for a slow-release granular formula specifically intended for the plant you’re feeding.
When you plan your garden, chances are you want plants that provide four seasons of interest, don’t need a lot of maintenance and are easy-to-grow. If that sounds like you, start with this list of low-maintenance shrubs.
Add interest to your entryway with dwarf evergreen shrubs in compatible planters.
Experienced gardeners know that a fall planting gives perennials, shrubs and trees extra time to establish roots without the stress of heat.
Use shrubs throughout your yard and as a border for a stunning look all year long. Learn more about six flowering shrubs that create pops of color in your garden.
Looking for slow-growing shrubs that won’t require much in the way of pruning or frequent watering once established? This list is for you.
The cornerstone of proper tree care, pruning invigorates trees and shrubs. A sensible trim keeps trees looking good, maintains tree health and wards off pests and diseases by eliminating unhealthy branches.
It’s critical to prune to help your trees and shrubs look their best. Not all trees should be pruned now, though. Here’s what you need to know.
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