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.
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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.
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.
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Beautiful evergreen azaleas that bloom in spring and again in fall are among the best low-care shrubs for warm climates. Plus, these vigorous azaleas
When it comes to trees and shrubs, it’s fall, not spring, that is the ideal time to plant.
When it comes to trees and shrubs, it’s fall, not spring, that is the ideal time to plant. With cool temperatures and increased rainfall,
Protect your investment in newly planted trees and shrubs by watering correctly until they’re established. Our tips will tell you how.
Trees and shrubs need water to encourage healthy growth that will help them withstand the elements. Look for the signs of drought stress in your trees and shrubs and learn how to properly water them.
Shrubs and vines pack a powerful punch and bring height to areas in need. Learn more about these garden problem-solvers.
Hollies are a great year-round plant for a Southern garden. Evergreen hollies do not lose leaves and add splashes of color at all times of year.
Create instant curb appeal with these quick and easy ideas.