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Tag: shrubs
Two-for-One Plant: Boxwood Basil
Once you recognize the boxwood shrub, you’ll see them everywhere. In most neighborhoods, they are more ubiquitous than speed bumps. But what if I told
How to Prune Hydrangeas
I have searched the Internet on the topic of trimming hydrangeas and am still a little confused. My plants are huge and I want to
Camellia sasanquas in Bloom
Patience has paid off and after a year of waiting, the Camellia sasanqua ‘Maiden’s Blush’ shrubs that I planted last fall are in bloom! The
February Bloom: Camellia Japonica
One of the showiest blooms in a Southern garden makes its appearance in late February when everything else is still asleep. It’s the Camellia japonica,
Evergreen Hedge Pruning
I have an evergreen hedge that runs the length of my property. It is beginning to grow too large. When and how should I prune
Why Isn’t My Wisteria Blooming?
I have a wisteria that drives me crazy! It is five years old and has never produced a flower. I have trimmed, fed, talked to
How to Create a Windbreak in a Small Space
Years ago rural homeowners were encouraged to plant windbreaks on the north and west sides of their home to save energy and create wildlife habitat.
Spirea ‘Ogon’
March has come in like a lamb this year and all the early spring blooms in my garden love it. One plant in particular that
Winter Protection for Roses in Containers
Q. I found the column on care of winter roses to be very helpful, but I have one other question. I have a roof garden
Rose Hips
Who says the garden is only beautiful when flowers are in bloom? Interesting barks, vibrant berries, dried seedpods and evergreen foliage all add a sparkle