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  • How to Prune Limelight Hydrangea

    The Lime Light hydrangea is a paniculata hydrangea. It blooms on new wood, that is, stems produced in the current year. The plant can be pruned any time, except in the spring before it blooms....

  • How to Get an Azalea Plant to Bloom

    The fantastic world of azaleas, which is part of the rhododendron family, won't be a mystery for long. Even the beginner can get the hang of these easy-care, flowering shrubs. They grow from the...

  • How to Identify an Evergreen Shrub

    Shrubs are generally defined as plants with multiple woody stems that are lower in height than trees. There is no central trunk. Shrubs tend to have extensive root networks, focusing more...

  • How to Bloom Azaleas

    Azaleas are woody, flowering shrubs that come in both evergreen and deciduous (drop their leaves in the fall) varieties. Popular as foundation plants and for their amazing variety of colorful,...

  • How to Grow Cedar Hedges

    Cedar hedges can turn a dull backyard into a formal, private space that is green all year round. Hedges are often used to create a perimeter around a yard or garden and lower the temperature of...

  • Mimosa Hostilis Plant Information

    Mimosa hostilis is a member of the pod fruit family of plants. It was formerly known as Mimosa tenuiflora; its common name is jurema. Because it has hallucinogenic properties, and its sale is not...

  • How to Care for Weigela

    Weigela, a deciduous shrub, is related to the honeysuckle plant. Weigela has bell-shaped flowers and oval dark green leaves. The colors of the flowers range from dark pink to whitish-pink. Weigela...

  • How to Trim Shrub Roses

    Shrub roses are a common type of rose plant in many yards that can be trimmed back to alter the size of the shrub. Trimming shrub roses can be a little more difficult than other types of hedges...

  • How to Prune an Oakleaf Hydrangea

    The oakleaf hydrangea is a shrub that can grow 10 feet tall and 8 feet wide. Its distinctive foliage resembles giant oak leaves. Depending on the variety, the flower clusters can be up to 12...

  • How to Transplant a Mock Orange

    Because of its blossoms and fragrance, the mock orange plant is a favorite among many home landscaping enthusiasts. Mock orange is a hardy, resilient shrub that can easily be transplanted from a...

  • When to Prune Flowering Shrubs

    Flowering shrubs fall into two categories: spring-flowering and summer-flowering. It is important to bare in mind which of these two categories your flowering shrub follows into before you begin...

  • Care of Peegee Hydrangeas

    The peegee hydrangea, also known as H. paniculata grandiflora, is a large flowering shrub that grows to heights of 15 to 25 feet. It produces flowers that are 6 to 8 inches long, which start out...

  • Care of Gardenias as a Houseplant & Outside

    The gardenia, also known as cape jasmine, is an evergreen shrub that originates from southern Asia. Growing up to eight feet tall, gardenias feature glossy, dark green leaves and fragrant, white...

  • When to Fertilize Azaleas & Rhododendrons?

    Even the beginner can easily learn how to care for rhododendrons, flowering shrubs that includes azaleas. More than a thousand species are known to grow from the foothills of the Himalayas, to...

  • Information on Hydrangea Plants

    The hydrangea is a popular choice of flower for its variety of color and numerous uses. The shrub, which does well in zones 3 to 9, can be used for landscaping or in vases and bouquets. If you're...

  • Information on Croton

    Croton, or Codiaeum variegatum, is a shrubby plant grown for its foliage and native to the tropics. It is from the plant family of Euphorbiaceae, or Spurge family.

  • How to Grow Weigela Wine & Roses

    Weigela Wine & Roses is easy to grow and maintain in your garden. It provides an interesting color contrast of hot pink, trumpet-shaped blooms and dark burgundy leaves. With minimal care, this...

  • What Is a Wormwood Plant?

    Wormwood--also known as absinthe, mugwort and artemisia absinthium--is from the Aster/Daisy family of plants. It's a medicinally used plant with hallucinogenic qualities.

  • How to Feed Azaleas

    Healthy and established azaleas may not need fertilizer. But if your azalea's leaves are no longer dark green, check your soil to make sure that the pH is not too high. Azaleas grow best with a...

  • How to Plant Japanese Plum Yew

    Choosing the correct location and properly planting the Japanese plum yew is critical to the establishment of this carefree plant. Once established, it is drought and shade tolerant.

  • How to Grow Gardenias Outside & In

    Gardenias are flowering shrubs with large, pale flowers and an intoxicating fragrance. With proper care, they can be grown both indoors and outdoors, though they are more likely to thrive outside...

  • Easy Azalea Care

    Azaleas are popular perennial shrubs that produce masses of striking blooms in the spring. Azaleas are generally hardy and undemanding as long as attention is paid to their basic growing...

  • Life Cycle of a Glossy Abelia

    The glossy abelia of the family capriofoliaceae is an evergreen shrub related to honeysuckles that is popular in gardens and landscapes due to its hearty nature, lack of pests and long-lasting blooms.

  • How to Prune a Gardenia Bush

    Gardenia is a popular garden shrub with very fragrant white or yellow flowers and dark green, shiny leaves. Gardenias need a warm climate, USDA hardiness zones 8 through 10, to grow outdoors. They...

  • Information on Planting & Growing Sedum

    Sedum is a type of ground cover that produces rose-shaped growths in shades of green, yellow and pink. Related to cacti, sedum are succulent plants, meaning that they retain water in their...

  • How to Transplant a Bamboo Plant

    There are two types of bamboo: clumping and running. The method to transplant either one is the same. Bamboo plants require that you have a garden bed prepared in advance and plenty of water on...

  • How to Kill Desert Broom Plants

    Baccharis sarothroides, more commonly known as desert broom or broom baccharis, is a shrub-like, flowering plant. Desert broom plants prefer to grow in dry, gravelly soil and are thus most...

  • How to Buy Boxwood Plants

    The boxwood shrub is one of the most common types of shrubs used to create hedges or topiary sculptures. The plants are relatively low maintenance, grow rapidly and can handle numerous prunings...

  • What Fertilizer to Use for Satsuma & Lemon Trees

    Citrus such as Satsuma and lemon trees are heavy feeders. In order to produce a generous harvest they require ample amounts of nutrients released in a steady stream throughout their active season....

  • How to Care for a Sage Bush

    Sage plants are grown for culinary purposes (their strong odor and taste), as well as for medicinal purposes. A hardy perennial, sage can be grown on a sunny windowsill in a pot year round. Sage...

  • Passion Berry Plant Facts

    The passion berry plant, or Solanum cleistogamum, is a type of wild herb native to Australia. The edible fruit of the passion berry plant is a local favorite in many parts of the New South Wales...

  • How to Cut Back Outdoor Plants

    Outdoor plants like shrubs and bushes can grow very quickly during spring and summer months. If your shrubs or other woody plants are in places where new growth may hamper the development of...

  • How to Plant Hibiscus Acetosella

    Unlike other members of this plant species, Hibiscus acetosella isn't grown for its tropical flowers. The deep red-purple leaves of this perennial shrub are used as a contrast to other colors in...

  • Easy Care for Flowering Shrubs in Missouri

    When properly selected and planted, flowering shrubs can provide years of beauty with little maintenance. Choose plants that will thrive in your part of Missouri and plant them in locations that...

  • How to Prune Lilac Bushes in Zone 5

    If you live in zone 5, you are probably very familiar with with sweetly scented harbingers of summer--the glossy leaved lilac. With a distinctive, heady scent and lovely nodding cones of white,...

  • Rhododendron Leaf Information

    Rhododendrons are a genus of plant related to heather and other ornamental shrubs. The leaves of the rhododendron are usually very distinctive, making them easy to distinguish from other shrubs.

  • Information on the Abutilon Plant

    The abutilon plant is well known for its maple like leaves and colorful bell-shaped flowers. Abutilons are highly versatile plants that can be successfully grown both indoors and outdoors.

  • How to Prune Nikko Blue Hydrangeas

    The Nikko Blue hydrangea is a popular garden workhorse. Its rich leaves and lush, mophead blooms are stunning as a focal point plant or as part of a large border. Pruning is helpful to...

  • Western Rhododendron Information

    The Coastal, Pacific or Western Rhododendron is the official state flower of Washington. Also called by its scientific name, Rhododendron macrophyllum, the shrub receives its common name because...

  • What Are the Treatments for Psyllid on Boxwood Plants?

    Gardeners have used the boxwood ornamental shrub for centuries. The boxwood psyllid is a pest found on the boxwood that creates a displeasing aesthetic by causing cupping of leaves and affecting...

  • How to Prune Old Rhododendron Shrubs & Plants

    Tough old rhododendrons can present a challenge for gardeners, mostly because of the hardened cells in the vascular bundles that become plugged and lose their ability to function normally. To...

  • Care of Stressed Evergreen Plants

    Evergreen plants have foliage that remains green during the entire year. They can brighten up the home or garden all year long and are a traditional winter holiday staple. Occasionally they can...

  • How to Plant & Care for Hydrangea Macrophylla

    Hydrangea macrophylla are commonly known as "mopheads" and "lacecaps" for their large, showy blossoms in the summer. Depending on the type of soil in your garden, hydrangea blossoms may appear in...

  • How to Trim a Mock Orange

    The mock orange is a large flowering shrub, so named for its orange-like scent and its flowers' apparent similarity to those on citrus trees. However, the mock orange is not closely related to the...

  • Can Shrimp Plants Be Grown in the Sun?

    Shrimp plants are small shrubs with blooms that strongly resemble shrimp, the ocean crustacean. These perennial shrubs come in a variety of colors, most commonly yellow, green and red bracts over...

  • Information on Gardenia Bushes

    Gardenias are flowering, evergreen bushes that grow best in southern locations since they are sensitive to cold. Gardenias are known for their strong aroma and large white flowers.

  • How to Prune a Japanese Holly Hedge

    Japanese holly (Ilex crenata) is a popular shrub used in hedges, foundation plantings and ornamental mass plantings. It grows so densely that older hedges in Japan can be walked upon without...

  • How to Transfer Gardenia Plants

    Gardenias are flowering shrubs that have become popular landscaping plants. They can grow up to 15 feet tall with dark green, glossy leaves. Gardenias produce pale yellow, mottled purple and...

  • Snowball Bush Information

    Snowball bush refers to several plants in the Viburnum genus that bloom in snowball-like clusters of flowers. The bush is a deciduous woody shrub with leaves that are shaped like maple leaves. It...

  • How to Cut Gardenias

    Gardeners grow gardenias both indoors and out to enjoy the lovely white blossoms and the delightful scent of this plant. Because of the beauty and fragrance of these blossoms, gardeners often want...

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