Considered one of the best evergreen plants for a small garden, the dwarf pine adds a splash of gold with its pretty foliage.
While most people think of shrubs as the building blocks for an evergreen backdrop that defines ... Variegated pittosporum can grow up to 8 feet tall. Known for its creamy white-and-green leaves ...
Mostly, as I look around my yard, I often don't see the shrubs and trees and flowers ... but there are still a few that are fast-growing and will have time to get settled before the cold sets ...
FOR many of us, a privacy fence in the garden isn’t just nice to have – but it’s a must-have. A survey by the Home ...
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Just Try To Kill Nandina
We give you tips on how to kill and control Nandina domestica, plus ways to enjoy heavenly bamboo without spreading the ...
Monstera are one of the easiest and fastest plants to grow indoors. A low-maintenance choice that's quick growing, plus of ...
Is your garden overlooked or are you craving a bit more privacy? There are a few solutions, but many people are increasingly turning to growing tall plants or privacy screens, including bamboo.
In addition to attracting hummingbirds, vivid, long-blooming firebush serves as both larval food and nectar plant for ...
If it’s a larger tree and is planted in a place where it might be exposed to strong winds, it’s a good idea to stake the tree. Typically, we use two to three stakes driven into the ground a couple of ...
Proper timing is one of the most important considerations for successful pruning. Getting the timing right helps ensure attractive, healthy, productive plants. Research has shown pruning wounds heal ...
Unlike deciduous trees and shrubs, evergreens have a continuous need for water during fall and winter. When the ground dries out or freezes, the roots of evergreens can no longer supply water to the ...
CLEANING your garden fence might not be at the top of your to do list, but if it’s left too long it can end up growing mould. Removing the mould can be an even bigger chore, but don’t ...