“This is is a great time to prune roses, from about the month of January through March or so,” said Joseph Johnson, Gardens Manager of The Gardens at Texas A&M University. “It’s good depending on your ...

Before spring growth takes over, experts recommend inspecting branches closely for developing buds. A healthy branch will display fairly large, plump buds ready to burst with new growth.

Pruning is often necessary for plants to stay tidy and healthy, but if you strongly dislike it or prefer something that ...

An unusually brutal blast of cold air from during the end of January and early February pushed temperatures down into record ...

While there are so many plants that need pruning for them to give their full potential, there are also a fair few that "never ...

Now that the damage has been done, where do we go from here? Check out these tips from Sally Scalera, master gardener and ...

You might be thinking now’s a good time to tend to your outdoor plants after Florida's big freeze. You’d be correct, but the ...

An ice storm can split and break branches, burn foliage, and zap flowers. Follow these steps to help your trees and shrubs recover from ice storm damage.

Here are some pruning mistakes to nip in the bud if you want to have a glorious garden come springtime. Keep reading for the ...

Gardeners warn February can make or break your spring flower garden; learn the three late winter jobs that quietly decide how ...

After a freeze, patience pays. Learn when to prune, how to do the scratch test, and why mulching helps. Skip Richter, hosts ...

Expert tips for helping plants recover after freezing weather, including when to water, prune and fertilize damaged ...