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With spring ever so close, the urge to have that beautiful garden color can seem nagging. Here are ways to force the start of ...

The post How to Force Forsythia Blooms Indoors is by Matt Dursum and appeared first on Epic Gardening, the best urban ...

Spring is almost upon us, and with that comes beautiful blossoming flowering plants and warmer weather. If you’d like to celebrate nature this spring and add some color to your garden, here are the 10 ...

Blooming forsythia in spring on sky... Yellow flowering bush. Blooming forsythia branches in spring on sky background. Nature in blossom. Floral texture Yellow flowering laburnum and lilac shrub in ...

Forsythias are hardy, robust shrubs. What’s more, they offer a delicate explosion of vibrant yellow flowers. This makes them a must-have flower in any Spring Garden. But how best to maintain them?

Forcing branches to bloom is one of the easiest ways to bring a little bit of the spring season indoors. Experts explain the ...

Some favorite plants for forcing are forsythia, redbud, pussywillow, lilac, pear and cherry. The flowers of different plants need different amounts of time to open. Most importantly, forcing only ...

After months of cold, the arrival of warmer days signals the long-awaited transition to spring. For garden enthusiasts, this ...

The branches of some spring-flowering trees and shrubs can be pruned and coaxed to bloom indoors. Forsythia, pussy willow, serviceberry, crabapple, magnolia, redbud and many fruit trees will all ...

Prune your spring flowering shrubs within six weeks after they have finished blooming. Do not cut back the foliage of any ...