Providing the backbone of the garden in summer and a stark beauty in winter, small-leaved evergreens are invaluable. Hazel ...

Until budburst – when tree buds emerge from winter dormancy and new shoots become visible – there is still time to renovate ...

Hedges enhance the aesthetic appeal of a property by adding natural beauty, structure and charm. They offer versatility in landscaping, allowing homeowners to create a visually pleasing environment ...

Loropetalum or Chinese fringe flower is an early spring blooming evergreen shrub with white, pink, red, or purple flowers. Learn how to care for loropetalum and when the blooms will appear.

Due to box tree moths and blight, ilex crenata ‘Jenny’ is now often used for hedges. Privet is seen as old ... and should be “disciplined when small”. Thuggish leylandii is also a risk ...

These can easily be confused with small tree roots ... pine, plum, privet, raspberry, rhododendron, rose, viburnum, walnut, wellingtonia, western hemlock, willow and wisteria. What trees and shrubs ...

With the existing trees curtailed, new “whips” or small bare-root ... (Lonicera nitida) and privet respond very well to February trimming. Like other hedges, they are ideally pruned in late ...

Another is a small oak (Quercus grisea), found in the ... We could name several, such as hollies, privet, euonymus, box, berberis, etc., with something like a preference for the latter.

Stores are open, and the woman across the street leaves for work every morning at 6:10. No sign, no word or letter from the ...

Timing and Frequency: • For fast-growing varieties like Privet or Leylandii, trim your hedge every 4–6 weeks during the growing ... cutting angle for a professional appearance. • Remove small amounts ...