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In colder climates, winter can take its toll on shrubs and trees. Drying winds,… More
...e found your way through a few different types of shrubs, you begin to… More
Shrubs are woody plants that usually grow less than 15 feet in height. Shrubs… More
Shrubs are very commonly used in gardening and landscaping as a plant that fills… More
The U.S. National Arboretum defines a shrub as "A low-growing woody plant, usually under… More
Both evergreen and flowering shrubs offer interest and texture to any size landscape. While… More
...plants are flowers and ferns; there are trees and shrubs that are also adaptable… More
...tem cuttings are the most common way to propagate shrubs, layering is another easy… More
Shrubs that are good for birds provide them with berries for fruit. Plant the… More
Although evergreen shrubs enhance the appearance of a garden, sometimes homeowners opt to remove… More
Shrubs require less fertilizer than vegetables or flowers. Roses are an exception, since they… More
Shrubs add visual appeal to the landscape design. They also offer privacy and can… More
Color-changing shrubs create a completely different garden look with each season. Consider planting your… More
Fast-growing shrubs are planted as hedges to create living alternatives to fences. They are… More
Evergreens are not limited to the trees and shrubs with needles in the northern… More
Shrubs can be used to great effect in hedging, creating dense swaths of green… More
Deer are forest creatures who like to nibble on shrubs when the foliage dies… More
...ies. Elaeagnus commutata is the only silver berry shrub native to North America. Elaeagnus… More
The process of pruning shrubs is a delicate one that, when done properly, can… More
... writer Naomi Mathews discusses growing evergreen shrubs in containers. More
Stink bugs are bugs that feed on the nectar that comes from plants, and one… More
In order to keep bees out of shrubs, simply inspect the shrubs on a monthly… More
In order to get rid of boxelder bugs and stink bugs, it's important to understand… More
When buying shrubs and trees, it is wise to prepare the area so the plants… More
Transplant a tree or large shrub by first digging up all the roots and moving… More
Find trees, shrubs and plants by joining a garden club or checking on www.craigslist.com. Find… More
When planting a tree or shrub from a container, break up the dirt and separate… More
...ie by the winter, perennial flowers and trees and shrubs. Find the perfect plants for… More
To plant a bare root tree or shrub, remove the plastic or burlap immediately to… More
Planting a garden bed can be done in a small area on a porch or… More
... lawn and compost flower beds in the spring, trim shrubs, and keep mowing the… More
Pavement shrub roses are pruned by trimming anything that is heading out to about one-third… More
... of a variety of flowering plants, such as trees, shrubs, flowers, perennials, annuals and… More
When pruned, evergreen shrubs thrive even more, as cutting out every third or fourth branch… More
Pruning flowering shrubs not only creates a more visually appealing garden, but it also encourages… More
Prune azalea shrubs after they have finished blooming for the season, cut back untamed branches,… More
To remove dead shrubs, dig in around the roots of the shrub, work the shovel… More
When pruning shrubs, avoid pruning when the flowers are in bloom, cut the branches down… More
Learn tips for planting shrubs and grass in a moon garden in this free gardening… More
Prepare your shrubs for winter survival before harsh weather hits. Learn more in this free… More
Pruning shrubs is an essential skill for gardeners, get expert tips and advice on plants,… More
Learn how much food or fertilizer your shrubs need and what type of plant food… More
Learn how to trim your shrubs, in this free gardening and lawn care video. More
...w to choose mulch and how to mulch your trees and shrubs, in this free… More
Learn how to prune your shrubs in your home garden in this free garden maintenance… More
I need some advice as to when and the best way to transplant a crepe mrytle & a rose of sharon. THANKS :p More
I did not know where to post this so i will try here. We have a so called neighborhood dog who roams around freely and is fed by a lot of us because she was abused and everyone loves her. She is a nice, beautiful, friendly, yellow short haired Chow… More
They are gross!!1 They look like inverted 'shrooms. I hope the pic attachments are back working again!!! Does anyone know what they are.....how to get rid of them???? More
...w when the correct time to cut back my eunonomous shrubs. I would like to cut back at least 6". Is it best to do it now as the cold weather sets in or should I wait for the spring. lk More
...a bed (4 FT by 12 FT) with 6 3-4 year old Boxwood shrubs. One was attacked by some disease, turning the leaves yellow and then bone-dry brown within 10-12 days. After removing the shrub, the disease attacked another shrub with the same outcome. I am desperately trying… More
Can anyone tell me the best shrub to plant in a full shade area. I was looking at Dwark Evonymus or Compact Japanese Holly. I don't know if these would be good choices or not. Thanks for any replys. More
... 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
I've been trying to find out what these shrubs are for 6 years! They came with the house. Here they are last month, turning a weird color, with berries that the birds seem to dislike. In summer, they're a very light green with tiny, ,white flower clusters. They grow INCREDIBLY… More
hello everyone, i am a very new gardener. i love in new jersey and have spent the past 5 weeks cleaning and tilling out my lawn until it is the cleanest, nicest dirt in all of our area. the trouble is it took us so much longer to prepare the… More
...wo 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
If I want to keep my woody shrubs bush-like as opposed to tree-like do I prune them like Ron taught me to prune my forsythia - removal of about 1/3 of the branches (oldest first) after they flower? I am talking about lilacs and a honeysuckle specifically. 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
...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
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
...ze 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 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 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
...lly has blue berries in the Fall. The fourth is a shrub that had been cut… More
We are looking but not sure which one we want. And we don't know much about the ones on the list. PS. sorry it's spelled "Euonymus Alatus Compactus". More
ok I have a few questions can shrubs grow in any sort of soil possible? my parents have some shrubs that they want to grow and many of them have been pulled out because they die:o well I cant help that.... anyways. i was trying to experiement which soils I… More
The deer went mad on my shrubs this winter. I plan to cut back the damaged part of the rhododendrons, fertilize, and hope for the best. The yews I'll just fertilize and hope for the best. Does anyone have advice for how to get these shrubs healthy again? The yews… More
My back yard slopes downward toward the back fence, making our 6 ft. privacy fence more like a 4 ft. fence. We have a 2 story house behind us, and I'm sure they don't want to look down on our yard anymore than we want them to. I need something… 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
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