If you live in this part of the world, how does your garden grow? I grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, with a yard that celebrated the best of the Southern landscape. Some of the features came ...

such as the fragrant tea olive and the false holly. But don't worry, unlike holly Osmanthus, this particular cultivar is not on any invasive plant lists, so you can safely grow it in your garden. What ...

It works well on multi-stemmed, twiggy shrubs such as Berberis, Buddleia, Chaenomeles, red-twig dogwood (Cornus), Cotinus, Forsythia, Hydrangea, Kolkwitzia ... from early summer until frost (hybrid ...

Discover the best times to fertilize hydrangeas to ensure healthy growth and vibrant blooms. Learn about suitable fertilizers ...

If there were ever a flower synonymous with long summer days, it would be the hydrangea. These billowing bushes are perfect ...

Smooth hydrangeas are a small-to-medium-sized plant that almost exclusively produce white or green-tinged flowers. The exception is a few sub-types, including the Hayes Starburst hydrangea ...

A new study reveals the positive impact of intercropping leguminous plants like soybean and Chinese milkvetch with tea crops.

SNOW PEA PICKIN': Pick snow peas in the vegetable garden frequently. Ideally, the pods should be harvested when flat before ...

Take a step back in time with the beautiful and gorgeous Olive Branch Cafe & Tea Room. Fit for royalty with a charming and Victorian-esque regal aesthetic, Tacoma's Olive Branch Cafe & Tea Room ...

Hydrangeas are a classic garden shrub with ribbed green leaves and classic blowsy flowers throughout the summer. This plant is both iconic and surprisingly easy to look after with some careful ...

Some plants should be pruned in pruned in spring, while others are best until summer or autumn. Roses and hydrangeas are just two plants that gardening expert and founder of Yardwork Michael ...