Add color and texture to your yard all winter long! These trees, shrubs and more add cold-season garden beauty—and there's ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Written by Angela Mason Foster Extension Master Gardener Volunteer When most ...

The second myth to quash is that our native sumacs have no real benefit. According to the USDA NRCS Plant Database, sumac serves primarily as a winter emergency food for wildlife. Ring-necked pheasant ...

Roses, hollies, camellias, and more can be propagated with semi-hardwood cuttings this fall, with details on timing, rooting ...

If a plant is healthy and relatively unstressed, the normal seasonal move to cooler weather triggers dormancy.

Dogwoods trees have good looks, and they also attract wildlife. Add a dogwood tree to your yard for colorful flowers, foliage ...

Inspired by his friends Christopher Lloyd and Princess Greta Sturdza, nurseryman and plant breeder John Massey has made a ...

With clusters of vivid purple berries that attract birds and pollinators, the resilient and vibrant American beautyberry has ...

The resilient and vibrant American beautyberry earned its place as the newest Texas Superstar plant with clusters of vivid ...

Plan a few spots of color in your winter garden with these persistent blooms. In mild climates, many these cold-loving ...

Keen collectors sooner or later find their way to the outstanding trees and shrubs at Bluebell Arboretum in Derbyshire, ...

Hold off on cutting back ornamental grasses until early next year. Late winter or early spring is the best time to cut the old growth of deciduous grasses back to the base and remove dead leaves from ...