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

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

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 ...

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With the ground still covered in snow in many places, it’s easy to think that there’s nothing to do in the garden in winter.

After a long winter, a burst of color is welcomed in the garden. Learn more about eleven flowers that bloom in March.

I need to apologize for several presumptions I made in last month’s column. It turns out the groundhog’s forecast for six more weeks of winter was more spot on than ...

I like to force branches to bloom indoors with clippings from spring-flowering trees and shrubs. Prune those branches that ...

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Among the selections was a branch from the Japanese dogwood, scientifically known as Cornus mas or Cornelian cherry. This ...

Although it seems to rain or snow or rain and snow every day, there have been breaks of sunshine.

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 ...