If your forsythia shrubs are taller, grow 'Flaviramea' instead. It's a 6-foot-tall yellow-stemmed cultivar that will begin the golden show right in the winter. Red-twig dogwoods perform well in full ...

Knowing how and when to prune forsythia is critical for keeping this shrub healthy and its spring blooms bountiful. It's among the first shrubs to bloom in landscapes as winter begins to fade, its ...

HUNTSVILLE, Alabama-- Dear Harvey: Is it OK to cut forsythia way back? My aunt's is so huge and leggy, she'd love to whack it back totally, and hopefully it will grow well, come spring. Thanks. – ...

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White forsythia, a rare plant that grows nowhere but in Korea, decorates the royal garden of Bhutan. Bhutan is a kingdom located in the alpine region of the Himalayan Mountains at an altitude of 2,500 ...

There are many signs of spring, but one that tells me spring is finally really coming with no turning back is when Forsythia are in bloom. You can cut a few branches of Forsythia this time of year and ...

An annual favourite; vivid, reliable and so easy to grow. Forsythia is named after William Forsyth, the Scottish gardener who became superintendent of the Royal gardens at Kensington Palace. Did you ...

Your rhubarb plants are just doing what rhubarb plants do. They commonly send up flower spikes early in the spring. But cut any of those stalks off as soon as you see them. You don't want the plant ...

* Attributes: A compact forsythia that reaches only 4 to 6 feet in height. This forsythia is cold hardy to Zone 5 (Peninsula in Zone 7) and blooms every year. Foliage turns a beautiful burgundy to ...

Beloved by gardeners for their vibrant yellow blooms, forsythia can form large and upright shrubs and be used to make hedges. Forsythias typically flower best when they are grown in full sunshine in a ...

“Forsythia is pure joy. There is not an ounce, not a glimmer of sadness or even knowledge in forsythia.” – Anne Morrow Lindbergh The Royal Navy was hurting at the end of the 18th century. It needed ...