Mid to late spring is a great time to add trees and shrubs to the garden. Trees and shrubs are woody plants that do not die back to the ground in winter. They bring many benefits to the landscape, ...

As the snow falls, trees and shrubs in your landscape can suffer. Here are some tips to help prevent damage to your plants.

While it may seem like spring is far away right now, it's never too early to start prepping and planning your spring garden.

Colors enrich, beautify and unify our landscapes. When adding color to the landscape, we often rely on flowering bedding plants and perennials. However, they add considerably to the effort spent on ...

There's no reason that your winter landscape needs to look dry and dreary. There are lots of plants that can add beautiful contrast and visual interest to a winter garden. Plus, not only can they ...

You can plant dormant trees and shrubs and sow native plant seeds in January to get a head start on your garden. Discover ...

As any experienced San Antonio gardener knows, South Texas summers can be brutal on plants. Following a brief burst of color in spring, the summer heat descends, often accompanied by months of little ...

Gardening is a year-round activity here in north Florida. January and February may be slower months, but there is still work to be done. One of the first things on your mind right now may be what to ...

Robins, with their rust-colored bellies and chirpy birdsong, are a sight to see and hear in the garden. If you want to encourage more of these feathered friends to take residence in your yard, there ...

View post: These $10 Hoodies That Are Very 'Comfy and Warm' Are Selling by the Thousands on Amazon The end of summer does not have mean the end of planting — even if you live north of the Mason-Dixon ...

I expected the yellow bells plant I installed to mature into a large shrub – say, 8 to 10 feet tall. But within several years the plant – aka yellow elder and esperanza – grew into a ...

'Diabolo' ninebark, rear, and Little Henry Virginia sweetspire, front, are both native shrubs that bloom in spring and turn brilliant foliage colors in fall, as shown here. When Kathleen Salisbury ...