It is easy to grow and tolerant of many soil types but for the brightest winter stems position it in full sun, planted among evergreen shrubs. Prune the stems back hard in March to promote a great ...

Plant the tree and backfill with the excavated soil, then top with 1 to 2 inches of compost. Tamp the ground to remove air ...

They're a classic winter sight — but can you tell different types of conifer trees apart? Here's what distinguishes fir, pine ...

It is easy to grow and tolerant of many soil types but for the brightest winter stems position it in full sun, planted among evergreen shrubs. Prune the stems back hard in March to promote a great ...

SEATTLE — Gardening expert Ciscoe Morris said November is a time when gardens typically die back and get somewhat ugly, but he recommends four plants that are late-autumn miracle workers to brighten ...

Dwarf mistletoe, a parasitic plant, means healthy-looking trees are not always what they seem. The infection causes dense growths called witches' broom.

Digging to bury organic matter also relieves any compaction brought about by walking on the soil in wet conditions, helping ...

Conifers are among the most popular plants in our gardens. They are low-maintenance, evergreen, and provide structure to beds ...

Adding native plants can be a complete gamechanger for your garden. Native plants are benefitted by the areas they call home and vice versa. This means that native plants aren't just lower maintenance ...

Grey beds and bare pots need not linger this autumn; a small, hardy bloomer is winning hearts for instant lift. Across the country, bargain hunters are ...

The dream of a vibrant, personal oasis often clashes with the reality of a busy schedule, physical limitations, or simply a ...