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Rejuvenating your landscape often requires the removal of an old… More
Moving into a new home or updating your landscape often… More
Preparing your home landscape for fall reminds us all that… More
With so many different types of shrubs available, choosing a… More
Learning to prune is more of a sensibility than an… More
In colder climates, winter can take its toll on shrubs… More
Flowering shrubs are the staple of the home landscape. These… More
Prune weigela shrubs when their foliage looks ragged and damaged.… More
Trimming back shrubs or pruning is a type of regular… More
Planting zones are determined by the coldest temperatures in the… More
Prune Weigela shrubs immediately after blooming. Weigelas bloom on old… More
Using trees and shrubs in your landscape provides splashes of… More
Shiny pointed leaves and red berries form the distinctive features… More
Comice may be started through grafting. Planting seed will likely… More
Silver berry is the common name of a couple of… More
Garden writer Naomi Mathews discusses growing evergreen shrubs in containers. More
Properly pruning shrubs will maintain the plant and create an… More
Early spring is a great time for transplanting trees and… More
Diseases of Trees and Shrubs has become a standard reference… More
Even during the winter months, it is possible to enhance… More
How to care for spring flowering shrubs for early color… More
Many types of shrubs can be grown in containers; some… More
The process of pruning shrubs is a delicate one that,… More
To remove dead shrubs, dig in around the roots of… More
Pine trees need to be pruned in the springtime and… More
Find trees, shrubs and plants by joining a garden club… More
Saving seeds begins the heirloom seed tradition, working seeds from… More
When purchasing trees online, be sure to find out how… More
When choosing trees for a landscape design, decide on one… More
In order to keep bees out of shrubs, simply inspect… More
When buying shrubs and trees, it is wise to prepare… More
Lemon trees are tropical trees and can grow outside or… More
Evergreen trees do not need commercial fertilizer and require plenty… More
Caring for orange trees involves growing them outdoors in a… More
Fruit trees need to be fertilized no later than six… More
The basics of organic gardening are covered in this free… More
Learn tips on how to get started using a wood… More
Learn tips for planting shrubs and grass in a moon… More
Learn tips and techniques on how to begin cleaning your… More
From blood meal to soil activator, learn what gardening products… More
Planting trees in a landscape isn't as hard as it… More
Learn tips and techniques on how to begin organizing the… More
Learn how to choose mulch and how to mulch your… More
Anyone know if the Little Gems fill out after a few years? More
I didn't know there were different spireas. I see lots of the same one here. I liked them but now I see the flowers are brown this time of year. More
I'm eager to propagate shrubs to keep in my holding bed till I get my new house at our farm. I'd appreciate any and all tips from anyone who has been successful in this regard. More
Last July 4th weekend we started replacing the floorboards and posts of our front porch. We need to add handrails, cover a crappy cement stoop with wooden steps and make new steps on the side of the porch (it's a wrap around) - a few pics for effect. So far… More
I have two evergreen shrubs that I can't recall the name, but all I know is that I really hate them and want to replace them with something else. They are those low-to-the-ground numbers that are supposed to be good on slopes for erosion control, etc. CAN'T think of the… More
I planted 10 bare root serviceberry about 6 weeks ago, after sweating them to the point that the buds were swelling and about to break. After I planted them, one leafed out. The buds on the others shriveled and dried up. I called the nursery and all they could suggest… More
(Hopefully this doesn't print 3 x's :mad: it keeps deleting my text) The first two photos are the same bush stands about 5ft tall. Third photo is a smaller bush stands approx. 3ft tall usually has blue berries in the Fall. The fourth is a shrub that had been cut… More
I am selling my home and moving 2 hours away. I am in zone 7. Is it ok to dig up my viburnums and hydrangeas, and put them in pots? I was planning to do this the end of October. Do I need to shelter them during the winter months… More
I enjoy working in the yard/ gardening, and am still fairly new to it. I do pretty well with my flowers, but when it comes to bushes/shrubs I have little knowledge of the different varieties and how to care for them. We have several types that were part of the… More
hi everone I just got my backyard cleared the other day and 4inches of top soil down. I wanted to plant some roses but don't know how far apart I should plant between each rose bush. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. The rose plants I wanna get are about… More
Hello all, this is my first post. Last year my wife made some really good salsa and this year she wants to make lots more. So I started some tomatoes and peppers indoors. The problem is I started them too soon. I now have about 25 Roma, 25 Super Steak,… More
I'm sorry I don't have a picture but wondered if someone might recognize this description. I am trying to identify some shrubs that have a woody stem and green, draping foliage at the top. They look like small trees and are about 3 to 4 ft. tall. They have beautiful… More
I am planning some changes to my yard this year, and I am looking for some ideas for establishing a nice backdrop around the perimeter of the yard using trees and shrubs. One particular area I am having trouble with is my front walkway: I have a garden at the… More
We've been making phone calls and it has been next to impossible to find someone to remove two dead trees and an almost dead flowering almond shrub! We don't want to look at dead trees all summer! What's up with the landscape companies? These wouldn't be such huge jobs as… More
Didn't see this forum last night. Guess I should introduce myself. My name's Ted Simons. (Sorry, I was too tired when I registered to come up with something witty. haha) I'm a college student about to graduate from Oklahoma Christian University (Oklahoma City) in December with a bachelor's in Youth… More
I have a group of very large trees near the rd and my drive way. When I 1st moved here I put manuree in the spot for a few yrs. to build it up. The area was concave.. After all composted well. I started to plant all kinds of shade… More
I'm a college student and would like to try my hand at composting. I live in a house with a backyard, so space is there, as long as nothing is permanent (rental!). But as a college student, money is definitely a factor. Any advice on getting started composting, and doing… More
from seed?? this spring when I was buying herbs I couldnt ever find chives..and I couldnt find seeds either...so was wondering are they started from seeds?? ~C~ More
Hi I am new to this site today! I started some seeds inside for my vegetable garden. They are doing so well i am not sure they will last in the flat that I started them in until safe from the first frost! When do I need to move them… More
I would be interested in what trees and shrubs honey bees use for pollen/nector in your yard. I am a new bee keeper and, although I realize the bees go far, I am putting in plants (on my 1.5 acre lot) that bees like. More