The Correct Way To Prune Your Camellias
Although you don't have to prune your camellia plant as regularly as other shrubs, doing so every few years allows it to thrive. Here's how to do it.
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The Big Advantages Of Planting Shrubs Or Bushes In The Fall Instead Of Spring
Spring might feel like the right time for new life heading toward the growing season. Here's why fall is actually a better time to plant shrubs and bushes.
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TikTok Professional Gardener Proves You're Not Tough Enough When Pruning Your Rhodedendrons
When pruning your rhododendrons, professional gardener Jessica Zander offers practical advice and encouragement on cutting the plant back for new growth.
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Think Twice Before Removing Ice From The Plants In Your Garden This Winter
When winter rolls around and heavy ice weighs on your plants, you may be tempted to remove it. Here's why you shouldn't and what to do instead.
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This Gorgeous Hydrangea Variety Has Color-Changing Superpowers
Flowering plants like hydrangeas offer interest and beauty. This color-changing variety is perfect for gardeners who don't want to be limited to one color.
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What A Memory Garden Is & Why The Flowers Are So Important
Memory gardens serve as a place to remember time spent with loved ones. Learn about these flowers with symbolic meanings that you may want to include in yours.
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Cardinals Will Flock To Your Yard For The Berries On This Beautiful Bush
If you're looking to attract cardinals to your yard and garden, you may want to forgo installing a bird feeder and plant this colorful berry bush instead.
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Try This Huckleberry Hack For A Pest-Free Garden
If you're looking for a natural remedy to keep insects out of your vegetable garden, this TikTok trend involving huckleberry plants can help protect your crops.
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How To Get Your Azalea Plant Ready For Winter
As winter approaches and temperatures drop, every gardener's mind turns to winter-proofing their plants. Here's how to get your azaleas ready for winter.
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The Trick To Growing A Gorgeous Magnolia Tree From Seed
Growing plants from seed is a long and rewarding process. Test your green thumb by trying to raise your own magnolia tree, but learn about this trick first.
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What To Do If You Find Brown Leaves On Your Magnolia Tree
Magnolia trees are a beautiful addition to your yard, but several problems can cause their leaves to turn brown. Here's how to solve those problems.
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What 'Early Fall' Really Means For The Leaves In Your Yard And Garden
Early fall is when autumnal changes to trees and other plants occur earlier than normal. There are many reasons for this and ways to prevent it.
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Attract More Birds To Your Garden With A Stunning Tree They Love
When you grow species that attract birds, it has many benefits for your yard and garden. Consider planting this tree and watch birds flock to its branches.
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How To Get Rid Of Invasive Buckthorn Before It Controls Your Entire Yard
Once you realize that shrub in your backyard is actually invasive buckthorn, take immediate action and remove the weed from your property. Here's how to do so.
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Keep Your Citrus Trees Healthy This Winter With One Genius Wheelbarrow Hack
Citrus trees thrive in warm climates. Here's how you can use a wheelbarrow to make sure your trees stay healthy when cold winter weather rolls around.
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The Perfect Flowering Coverage For Your Tree's Above Ground Roots
Above-ground tree roots can ruin the look of your lawn and become a hazard. However, trying to remove them is a mistake. Cover them with these flowers instead.
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The Hydrangea Variety That Loves A Massive Pruning
Not all hydrangea bushes are the same. While some need more sunlight or staking than others, this particular variety needs plenty of pruning to look its best.
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The Best Method For Planting A Bonsai In A Rock
If you've grown bonsai, challenge yourself by growing a bonsai in a rock. This beautiful arrangement is a challenge, but so worth it. Learn how to do it!
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What Are Barber Chair Trees (And Why They Can Turn Deadly)
Felling trees is a dangerous job and if you don't know what you're doing, you could end up with a potentially deadly barber chair tree situation.
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The Trick To Planting Fruit Trees When You Don't Have Much Room
We love fruit trees, but not everyone has the space for them. Or do they? Learn more about this trick for growing all your favorite fruit in a small area.
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Good Alternatives To The Invasive Norway Maple Tree
The Norway maple tree may be beautiful, but as an invasive plant, it becomes a problem in most landscapes. Consider planting one of these alternatives instead.
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How Sweltering Summer Temperatures Can Affect The Trees In Your Yard
When temperatures outside become uncomfortably hot, here's how it can affect the trees in your yard as well as what you can do about it.
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11 Plants That Are Most Likely To Bring Mourning Doves To Your Yard
Attracting mourning doves to your yard has multiple benefits, and it's easier than you think. Plant some of these to create a garden these birds will flock to.
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The Easiest Way To Protect Young Tree Roots In The Winter
Young trees can suffer if they're not prepared for extreme weather. Luckily, there's a simple way to protect newly planted ones and their roots during winter.
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Good Alternatives For Invasive Burning Bush Plants In The Garden
Burning bush plants are stunning, but their invasive habit can ruin your yard. Use this tip for planting alternative species that'll keep your garden happy.
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Keep Ants From Killing Your Citrus Tree With These Tips & Tricks
Are ants constantly walking all over your citrus tree? If so, first expel them. Then remove what they're after and make it more difficult for them to return.
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Why Your Hydrangea Leaves Are Turning Purple And How To Fix Them
Hydrangea leaves and flowers change color for many reasons. However, if your shrubs' foliage looks purple and sickly, one of these issues may be to blame.
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