FLOURISH

… you’ll be transplanting plenty of things over your time as a gardener. Hopefully, this quick 9-step how-to will make the process a little easier.  

Living in a cold climate can be dull, but the plants in your garden don’t have to be! We’ve gathered some of our favorite cold-climate shrubs.

To really thrive, a brand new shrub deserves a little more attention and, sometimes, an adjustment of expectations. Let’s walk through the entire process

Let’s talk plainly about why and how hydrangeas change color. I’d like to go over each of the main types of hydrangeas…

It is tempting to plant a hydrangea in a full sun spot, but unless you’re happy to run an experiment you might want to know just how to have success. Let’s touch on the three things…

If you thought spring was the best season for planting, you’re not alone. However, there are so many good reasons to plant shrubs, trees, and perennials in the fall instead.

Even though summer is full of flowers, sometimes we simply want more. Thankfully there are flowering shrubs that rebloom (flowering first on old wood and then again on new wood) or those that put on a continuous show.

Although it’s not necessary to deadhead Proven Winners ColorChoice butterfly bushes, you can do it to give them a tidier appearance. For older varieties of butterfly bush…