Flowering shrubs are the secret weapon here. They show up reliably, deliver stunning displays, and keep working year after ...

Native shrubs offer many benefits to the home landscape. Their value to wildlife and general ease of care are becoming better ...

Summer gardening can be chaotic – here’s how to stay one step ahead by giving key shrubs the perfect seasonal tidy-up.

A. Mock orange, Philadelphus spp., is a large shrub that flowers April-May. Since the flower buds are produced on the previous year's growth, it's best to prune after the flowering period. Remove ...

Many flowering bushes call the Pacific Northwest home, and while hummingbirds are always on the move, these plants will coax them to stop by for a drink. House Digest Story by Pamela Siegel ...

This shrub bears white to pink blooms in clusters and can grow to between six and 15 feet. ... It has nonfragrant red-orange to deep-red flowers and generally grows up to six to eight feet tall.

Debbie Fugate, from Port Orange and a regular contributor to Beautiful Blooms, sent in this interesting hibiscus bloom. “I planted a dark pink and a light pink hibiscus next to one another in ...

A: That happens a lot to mock orange, which is a very fragrant spring-blooming shrub when it blooms. Ive got one doing the same lazy thing. I also tried a rejuvenation pruning two years ago, which ...

A. Mock orange (Philadelphus species) bloom on old wood (the growth it put on this past season), and as such, should not be pruned until immediately after it blooms next spring. At that time, you ...