The onset of spring means pruning time has arrived for gardeners. It is a busy time as lots of shrubs and trees need to be ...

Be sure to follow the instructions on the packet carefully. FAQs When should azaleas be pruned? Much like lilac, the best ...

The flowers that bloom in late winter and spring are smaller and more delicate in appearance than those of their exotic ...

Exbury azaleas are absolutely one type of deciduous azalea ... with all plants. Crowding these with other shrubs is not ...

It seems a very good year for blooming trees and shrubs. Many are in awe over the cascade of blooms. However, I’ve spoken to ...

Brown’s top tip for these plants is timely pruning. “We get calls all the time, ‘Hey why aren’t my azaleas blooming,’” Brown said. “Most of the time it’s because they prune late.” ...

When is the best time to do that? A: Azaleas, rhododendrons and several other spring-blooming shrubs like lilacs, weigelas, spiraeas and viburnums can be pruned in spring right after their blooms ...

Rhododendrons and azaleas bring a pop of color to the landscape in early in the growing season and are hardy over the winter.

If you prune spring flowering shrubs like rhododendrons, azaleas and lilacs now, you will remove most of the flower buds. Those buds were set on the plants at the latter part of last summer.

Garland County Master Gardeners chose the yard of Phil Dugan at 129 Circle Drive as their first residential Yard of the Month ...

almost all native azaleas are deciduous and bear fragrant blooms. These shrubs are interesting in the winter with their leafless sinuous branches. The flowers that bloom in late winter and spring ...

Exbury azaleas are absolutely one type of deciduous ... Crowding these with other shrubs is not necessary, nor is planting them in deep shade. If we site them in a sunny garden, with at least ...