Is it time to give your forsythia a haircut? If it’s leggy and sprawling it may be. Pruning is very personal so I’m not going to tell you it’s mandatory. But it will come back stronger if you do. So much to prune, so little time. If you’re overwhelmed trying to keep everything straight with what to prune when, and how, get my pruning guide. It’s organized in sections for types of plant and you can get it here: here: https://linktr.ee/youcandoitgardening🌺Location: client’s house (video done by c

Forsythia is budding up in my neighborhood (that’s always my sign that spring is here). Another sign? Blueberries bud up— and when you see blueberry buds, that means it’s time to fertilize. Here’s how I fertilize blueberries to keep them happy and producing big fat 🫐. | Everyday Gardening Tips

Forsythia is such a treat to the eyes (& mouth!) after a long colorless winter 🌼 Have you noticed this bright yellow bush, covered in tiny flowers and no leaves? Plants that flower early in the year before leafing out are often popular in landscaping, so you may see them around public buildings, or just as glowing balls of sunshine all along roads and through neighborhoods this time of year. Forsythia blossoms are edible, but the rest of the plant is potentially unsafe due to containing the gly