With their impressive flower clusters and ability to adapt to different garden settings, hydrangeas are a stunning choice for continuous summer color. Potentilla, also known as bush cinquefoil ...

When talking about the differences between "summer squash" and zucchini, it's worth noting first of all that the former is ...

Flowering bushes add elegance and sophistication to ... What appears as a powdery bunch blossoms into a four-petaled flower in summer and remains fresh till cold sets in. They're not picky about ...

Perennials, shrubs and small trees native to the Chihuahuan Desert give color to San Antonio gardens while providing food and ...

First up is the hydrangea. Many summer-flowering deciduous shrubs should be pruned between February and March, particularly those that bloom on the current year's growth, like the hydrangea ...

Flowering plants, in turn, reaped the benefits of seed ... They transported me to my barefoot youth at the edge of my dad's garden on a humid summer evening alive with fireflies and the murmur ...

In this video Carol Klein plants exotic bulbs (Peacock flowers) and tubers (Begonias) in early April for late summer colour.

They recommend planting nectar-rich shrubs, and plants that flower in late summer and autumn. In the 59 gardens the researchers looked at, non-native plants provided 91% of all nectar. Out of these ...

Prune laterals carrying flowers to two leaves beyond the first ... the plant's energy unless you want to propagate new plants. Summer-fruiting raspberries behave like blackberries, fruiting ...

On the other hand, many summer-flowering shrubs, such as Annabelle hydrangea and rose of Sharon, won’t form their buds until spring, so removing stems in winter does not affect their flowering.