Discover popular shrubs and trees that must not be pruned until spring, to ensure healthy plants with maximum flowers, and ...

The cone provides a unique texture to the garden, food for the birds, as well as fall and winter interest making it a 4 ...

In the fall, the number of birds visiting your yard and garden may drop. During this season, when food is scarce, use these ...

Allowing leaves to remain where they fall around perennials ... Allowing the dried seed heads of plants like purple coneflower (Echinacea), black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia), anise hyssop (Agastache ...

For flowering bushes (coneflower, daisies ... You’ll see “pups” in the fall—small new formations of artichoke plants at the base of your existing plant. Use the slicing method detailed ...

Coneflowers are another beautiful fall flower. They're perennials that attract pollinators, like butterflies and bees. Not ...

In the fall, it is easy to see an end to gardening for the year, but don’t hang up your rake until you have completed a few ...

Fall planting works because it mimics nature’s rhythm ... blue flax, black-eyed Susan, purple coneflower, or columbine. Looking for grasses? Consider Indian ricegrass, blue grama, or little bluestem.

Your irises, peonies, coneflowers, daisies and more are ... Put the summer crops to bed, and plant vegetables for fall At some point this month, summer temperatures are going to end, and ...

A few simple rules of thumb will help you make decisions regarding fall pruning. Many plants provide benefits over the winter months and can be left in place until spring. Coneflowers, coreopsis ...

Fall is one of the great highlights ... lamb’s ear and purple coneflower, can crowd out their centers. These plants can be pulled apart or cut apart with shears or knives.

Allowing leaves to remain where they fall around perennials ... Allowing the dried seed heads of plants like purple coneflower (Echinacea), black-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia), anise hyssop (Agastache ...